70,000 bullets, 70 grenades stolen from IDF base in northern Israel November 12, 2022 Guns found in Sept. 2022 during an IDF raid in Judea and Samaria, one of which was used by Palestinian terrorists in drive-by shootings. (IDF Spokesperson's Unit)IDF Spokesperson's Unit70,000 bullets, 70 grenades stolen from IDF base in northern Israel Tweet WhatsApp Email https://worldisraelnews.com/70000-bullets-70-grenades-stolen-from-idf-base-in-northern-israel/ Email Print “The circumstances of the theft are being investigated by the Military Police,” the IDF stated.By World Israel News StaffSome 70,000 5.56-millimeter bullets and about 70 high-explosive grenades were stolen overnight Friday/Saturday in a break-in at the Tznobar IDF training camp in the Golan Heights.IDF forces, police and security forces are conducting searches in the area for the stolen ammunition. “The circumstances of the theft are being investigated by the Military Police, and at the end of the investigation, the findings will be handed over to the Military Advocate General for examination,” the IDF stated.Last month, about 30,000 bullets were stolen from the IDF’s Sde Teiman base in the South. In February 2021, security at a southern IDF base was foiled twice within a week. The first resulted in the gathering of intelligence; in the second, military equipment was stolen.It is feared that the stolen ammunition could be used in terror attacks. In March almost 1,000 bullets were seized from ISIS-inspired terrorists who shot and killed two police officers in Hadera. Police said they were armed with automatic weapons and 1,100 bullets, several handguns and knives.During the IDF counterterrorism raids in Judea and Samaria over the last several months, security forces have seized stolen a significant amount of ammunition.Read WATCH: Israeli drone broadcasts message in Lebanese towns—'This is because of Nasrallah'Approximately 70% of the 400,000 illegal weapons in the country were likely stolen from either the army or the police, security officials say. Arab terrorIDFISISIsraeli Security ForcesPalestinian terrorWeapons