On Thursday morning, Israel Police conducted a significant drug bust in Bat Yam, seizing a variety of illicit substances and arresting two suspects aged 52 and 28. The operation uncovered 600 grams of ketamine, 384.5 grams of cocaine, 132 grams of crystal meth, and 111.1 grams of a solvent-type drug among other drugs, totaling over 1,000 grams. Additionally, police found NIS 13,100 (approximately $3,600 USD) in cash, indicating the scale of drug trafficking operations in the area. This seizure is part of ongoing efforts by law enforcement to combat drug-related crimes in urban centers. Concurrently, police are investigating a separate shooting incident in Ramle that resulted in one fatality and serious injuries, believed to be linked to an ongoing violent feud. The situation underscores the challenges faced by Israeli authorities in addressing both drug trafficking and violent crime, as they continue to implement measures to enhance public safety.