Sale of ammunition to Palestinians by soldiers described as 'tip of the iceberg'

An IDF reserves officer was arrested on Wednesday on suspicion of being involved in the sale of ammunition and weapons to Palestinians. Two days ago, four soldiers, residents of the settlements of Adora and Telem, were arrested for allegedly selling ammunition to a Palestinian in the Hebron area. Police suspect that some of the ammunition may have been used in the terrorist attack in Adora in April, in which four Israelis were murdered in their homes.

Senior officials familiar with the case believe that additional arrests will be made. They told Maariv that the sale of ammunition to Palestinian terrorists uncovered by the police was "only the tip of the iceberg," and said that they expected "additional discoveries that would shock everyone."

Military Police sources told Maariv that the sale of

ammunition to Palestinian terrorists uncovered by the police was "only the tip of the iceberg," and said that they expected "additional discoveries that would shock everyone."