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Advisor to Mahmoud Abbas on religious affairs and Islamic relations, Mahmoud Al-Habbash portrays the attacks as justified responses to what we said was an Israeli plan "to empty the West Bank of its residents." He further arrests that "resistance" – a term often used as a euphemism for the murder of Israelis – is a Palestinian "right."
A Pakistani citizen living in Canada was arrested near the US-Canada border for allegedly planning a mass shooting at a Jewish center in support of ISIS.
While Tehran is said to have provided Moscow with hundreds of drones since invading Ukraine in 2022, the supply of ballistic missiles represents a deeper level of involvement in the war.
A preliminary investigation reveals that the terrorist, a truck driver who arrived from the Jordanian side, had concealed a pistol in his vehicle and opened fire on workers at the crossing. He was neutralized by security guards. Victims named as Yohanan Shchori, 61, from Ma'ale Efrayim, Yuri Birenbaum, 65, from Na'ama, and Adrian Marcelo Podsmeser, from Ariel.