Police raid horse farm in Mazkeret Batya, seize 13 kg of cocaine and ketamine

The Jerusalem District Central Unit (YMR) raided a horse farm in Mazkeret Batya following a covert investigation, seizing 13 kg of cocaine and ketamine, tens of thousands of shekels in cash, and drugs valued at millions of shekels. Two suspects were arrested: a 48-year-old resident of central Israel suspected of drug possession, and a 51-year-old taxi driver from the central region suspected of drug distribution. Police believe the drugs were intended for distribution. The farm owner allegedly was unaware of the drugs, with a family member living on the premises being behind the large quantity. A senior police officer described it as 'Narcos, Israeli version.'