On Monday, three Israeli security officials were arrested on suspicion of attempted murder, stemming from a planned ambush that occurred on May 2 in southern Israel. The suspects include a Border Police officer in his 20s, who has been absent from his position for approximately a year, and two family members who serve in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). One of the IDF officers is a colonel in the reserves, while the other is a young volunteer who has completed his mandatory service. The police revealed that the investigation led to the arrests, with all three suspects being brought in for questioning. Following their apprehension, the police officer's detention was extended by nine days, and the other two suspects had their detentions extended for an additional three days. Authorities have stated that the investigation remains active as they seek to uncover further details surrounding the case and the motivations behind the alleged attempted murder.