The assailant fired a crossbow, a medieval weapon, striking the officer in the neck. Despite sustaining what was characterized as a life-threatening injury, the wounded officer demonstrated remarkable resilience and was able to regain his composure and return fire, killing the attacker.
In the video, Hamas naval commandos are seen practicing a raid on a beach. The exercise included deep water diving, motorboat navigating, and infiltrating the shore.
Whistleblowers tell The Telegraph that airport workers collaborating with Hezbollah "walk around like peacocks" with new watches and smartphones, and drive new cars.
Hamas' situation varies from one area to another. In the northern Gaza Strip, for instance, there are no functioning battalions, but local guerrilla organizations exist.
Reflecting on her ordeal, she said, "If you had told me a few months ago, when I was in captivity, that I would be here and meet the vice president, I would have said you had lost your mind. I am not a victim; I am a strong, independent woman, and I will not let them take that away from me."
A new study examined views on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the willingness for self-sacrifice among Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. Despite many's tendency to identify with the armed struggle against Israelis – they did not hasten to join this struggle.
The stabbing happened late Tuesday, reportedly near the same market square where the earlier attack took place on Friday.
An individual identified as TB, who witnessed Hamas atrocities on October 7, stated: "The horrors I witnessed on October 7 are only possible through an extended and pervasive poisoning of the soul of a people. Humans are not capable of the scale and depth of cruelty on their own."
Shalom Har-Melech, 25, of Homesh was shot to death by terrorists while driving in Judea and Samaria on August 28, 2003. His wife, Limor, who too was in the car, miraculously survived.
The incident occurred during an operation by IDF Border Police forces to maintain routine security at the checkpoint near the town of Abu Dis adjacent to the capital.