Israeli police have arrested a woman from Beit Shemesh suspected of involvement in a series of burglaries, including a break-in at a cellphone store in Modi’in Illit and a monastery in Yerushalayim.

During a search, officers reportedly recovered more than $6,000 in cash, approximately 5,000 shekels, gold jewelry, and other property suspected of being stolen.

According to police, the investigation began following a burglary at a Modi’in Illit cellphone store on October 16. Investigators subsequently linked the suspect to three additional suspected burglaries in Modi’in Illit and Yerushalayim.

The woman's detention was extended as police continued investigating the incidents and examining the recovered property.

The investigation remains ongoing, and the allegations against the suspect have not been proven in court.