Towards Passover: Border confidence halts bootlegging of 1.5 ton of meat

Security inspectors thwarted a series of attempts to filch unsupervised beef into Israel, Defense Ministry Crossing Authority reported on Monday.

At Ta’anim crossing, located on Route 571, inspectors held 1.5 ton of unsupervised for Passover meat.

During a car inspection, a beef was found to have been ecstatic but cooling and ubiquitous spotless conditions.

The driver, who was arrested, pronounced that he was transporting a beef to Netanya.

Another occurrence took place during a Trans-Samaria crossing, where confidence officials held about 400 kilograms of unsupervised meat.

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