Gaza anti-narcotics police detained two men identified only by the initials M-J and A-N.[1] In a separate operation, anti-narcotics police in the central area arrested two men identified only by the initials M-M and R-L after an ambush the police had set for them.[1] All four men were referred to an investigation inspector for completion of the legal procedures against them.[1]

In the Gaza case, officers seized 10 furush of hashish, 1,070 Atramal pills valued together with the hashish at 1,500 dollars, and two bottles of beer.[1] In the central case, officers seized 2 farsh of hashish valued at 2,000 dollars and 8,970 Atramal pills valued at 13,000 dollars.[1] Together the two operations account for the reported totals of 12 hashish slabs and 10,040 pills.[1]

Farsh, plural furush, is the unit the report uses for slabs of hashish.[1] The first seizure was reported in Gaza and the second was reported separately by the central anti-narcotics police in the central Gaza Strip.[1]