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After reported Mossad tip, Britiain detains assassinated Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh's guard for coordinating one of post-war Germany's gravest terror plots against Jewish centers, diplomats, and pro-Israel rallies under refugee cover. The courts initially issued 100-year gag order on naming him.
An elaborate terror plot to assassinate Israel's National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir and kidnap an IDF soldier was thwarted by Israeli security forces, revealing a heavily armed cell operating out of Samaria with plans for drone attacks and car bombings.
The attack near the Maccabim checkpoint in the Binyamin Brigade sector left a 40-year-old man unconscious before security forces neutralized the attacker.
Initial reports indicate a terrorist opened fire from a vehicle at civilians spending time near a spring in the Binyamin region's Neve Tzuf community. The military has set up roadblocks in a sweeping manhunt.
The terrorist arrived at Maoz Yehuda Farm in a commercial vehicle, pulled out a knife and stabbed the farm owner. After fleeing, he was located near his vehicle in the Idna area, tried to stab the soldiers and was shot dead.
Judea and Samaria District police officers rushed to the scene to secure the area and launch an investigation into the incident. Meanwhile, IDF forces launched a manhunt for the terrorist, setting up roadblocks around the village and the broader region. The military also scrambled special operations forces and Israeli Air Force units to assist with the sweeping search efforts.
A document recovered in Gaza and handwritten by the architect of the massacre reveals Hamas’ detailed plan and the Israeli responses it anticipated. Sinwar demanded that terrorists seize 220 communities and 25 junctions. How many terrorists did he plan to send across the border?
According to Magen David Adom, one person was killed and two others were seriously wounded. In Tzur Yitzhak, a security guard was shot and wounded. One terrorist, an Arab Israeli, was neutralized by security forces.
The IDF confirmed Sunday that it had eliminated a Hezbollah weapons officer one week before his brother attacked a Michigan synagogue and was killed on the spot, having failed to harm anyone inside.
The IDF sees an unusual combination of regional tensions and internal factors that could destabilize Judea and Samaria. With a possible strike window in Iran and policy decisions regarding the Temple Mount fueling anger on the Palestinian street, Forces have been reinforced and are preparing for a range of extreme scenarios
