Shin Bet arrests two Israeli Jews who drove terrorists to Bat Yam ahead of bus bombings
The Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) arrested two Jewish-Israeli suspects and are investigating their potential involvement in transporting the terrorists that planted bombs on buses in the Bat Yam area of central Israel on Thursday evening, Israeli media reported on Friday.
Shin Bet arrests two suspects linked to central Israel bus explosions, gag order issued
Shin Bet announced the arrest of two suspects in connection with several buses that exploded in various locations across central Israel on Thursday night. The individuals are believed to have transported one of the terrorists involved in planting explosives.
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