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Police Seize Pickup Allegedly Used in Qusra Attack, Arrest Two

Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of a winding road through Qusra's hillside homes and olive groves, with a dark vehicle near the bend, drawn in warm ochre and slate-blue chalk and pastel strokes with cross-hatching on sepia newsprint.

Israel Police and Shin Bet are investigating Saturday’s violence in Qusra through a joint Judea and Samaria District headquarters. Officers operating near the Mevasser Hashalom outpost seized a pickup that police say suspects used during the attack. As detectives prepared to move the vehicle, several people blocked the road, obstructed the forces and threw stones at them. Police arrested two suspects and transferred them for questioning. The official statement did not identify the detainees or say they were arrested over the original attack, and the investigation remains ongoing.

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