Israel legalizes searching anyone at any places

A bill proposed was voted into law Monday by the Israeli parliament, giving the regime's security forces the authority to search any person who they deem suspicious.

Under the law, they are allowed to search the person's belongings, clothing, and their physical person.

The law came in a desperate bid to contain the ongoing anti-occupation attacks in the occupied Palestine.

The law will allow the regime's security forces for the next two years to search any individual, even without a reasonable suspicion, if it deems an area to be one in which it is suspected that an attack may take place.