The raids follow a series of counterterrorism raids by Israeli forces in the West Bank and amid ongoing security alertness during the High Holy Days.
The State of Israel will bring in the fast day on Sunday evening with increased tensions on the Lebanese and Gazan borders.
Three men who were stranded on a jet ski in the Kinneret for several hours were rescued by a helicopter thanks to a joint effort of Israel Police and Magen David Adom.
In addition to seizing weapons, police uncovered a brothel and detained the madame, a 40-year-old Ashdod resident.
The tank was last seen near Elikim, a moshav northeast of Zichron Ya'acov. However, its point of discovery, a scrap yard near Nesher just south of Haifa, is around 20 kilometers away.
In a press statement, the Israel Police spokesperson urged Israelis to carry guns for personal safety amid the High Holy Days.
The bill proposes to allow Israel Police to set the cameras to alert them when they pick up on a specific face or to retroactively search through footage to find a face.
Rather than trying to help the people injured in the accident, bystanders allegedly decided to loot one of the trucks instead.
Another protester told Maariv "I'd rather get shot than enlist." Some of the rioters cursed the policemen, called them "Nazis" and spat at them.
Every synagogue in Jerusalem will have armed security guards for the upcoming High Holy Days due to an uptick in terror attacks.
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