Israeli arrested in Amsterdam over suspected drug shipments to Israel

Israeli national living in Amsterdam arrested in joint operation by Dutch and Israeli police after smuggling drugs between the countries; he is suspected of involvement in a global smuggling network; other arrests expected

Dutch and Israeli police arrested a 32-year-old Israeli national living in Amsterdam on suspicion of mailing packages of drugs from Europe to Israel. He is suspected of involvement in a global smuggling network.
The suspect was arrested after a joint investigation lasting several months. Police said the findings indicate he was part of a “sophisticated and well-organized” smuggling network that moved large quantities of drugs from across Europe to Israel and other countries. The suspect allegedly sent the packages from the Netherlands to Israel.
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חבילות המכילות סמים שע"פ החשד שלח ישראלי בן 32 מהולנד לישראל
חבילות המכילות סמים שע"פ החשד שלח ישראלי בן 32 מהולנד לישראל
Packages containing drugs that a 32-year-old Israeli man is suspected of sending from the Netherlands to Israel
(Photo: Israel Police)
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חבילות המכילות סמים שע"פ החשד שלח ישראלי בן 32 מהולנד לישראל
חבילות המכילות סמים שע"פ החשד שלח ישראלי בן 32 מהולנד לישראל
(Photo: Israel Police)
The investigation found that the drugs were concealed in packages that appeared to contain other products.
“The drugs were transported in parcels and hidden using advanced and deceptive methods, indicating a high level of sophistication, coordination and operational capability,” according to a police statement. “Law enforcement officials assess that the network posed a significant threat to public safety due to its scale, reach and nature of activity.”
Police said the investigation is ongoing and additional arrests are expected in Israel and European countries.
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