“The captivity of sensitive animals like monkeys causes tremendous harm,” the Israel Nature and Parks Authority and Israel Police said in a joint statement.
The IDF arrested two residents in Hableh, a Palestinian village located in the Kalkilya Governorate.
Magen David Adom stated that a woman had been injured while heading to a protected area as the sirens sounded.
The cause of the extensive fires, which have caused widespread damage to the Jerusalem Hills area, remains unclear.
According to the family, police officers carried out a search at their residence, during which they allegedly threw blankets and objects towards the infant's crib.
More than a dozen people were killed in the predominantly Druze town near the Syrian capital on Tuesday in clashes with Sunni gunmen.
An additional arrest was made during the siren in Jerusalem.
A police officer was seriously wounded in the incident. Two of the three members were pronounced dead from the gunfire.
Police argued that Urich remains a threat and should not be released, but Rishon Lezion Magistrate’s Court Judge Menahem Mizrahi wasn’t convinced.
All of the suspects were transferred to Israel Police custody for further questioning.
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