Palestinian Terrorist Stabs Israeli Youth at West Bank Farm

A Palestinian terrorist infiltrated the Ma'oz Yehuda farm near the village of Usarin in the Samaria region on Monday morning, stabbing an Israeli man in his early twenties who approached him. According to the "Rescue Without Borders" organization, the victim was stabbed multiple times until the knife broke, after which the assailant fled by car. Numerous Israeli forces, including the Duvdevan unit, Battalion 636, and the Nahal reconnaissance unit, responded and launched a manhunt. The IDF confirmed the stabbing, stating that a terrorist armed with a knife attacked an Israeli civilian and fled. The military deployed significant forces to the area and imposed a closure on surrounding villages. The attack was reported to Magen David Adom at 10:38 AM. The victim, conscious with multiple stab wounds, was treated by MDA and IDF medical personnel at the scene and evacuated to Beilinson Hospital in moderate to severe condition. This incident occurs amid rising tensions in the West Bank, with security officials concerned about a wave of attacks ahead of the holiday season. On Sunday, Israeli forces, guided by the Shin Bet, dismantled a Hamas terror infrastructure in the village of Aqaba, arresting 10 operatives. During the operation, an unlaunched rocket was found, and one of the arrested individuals revealed a cache of weapons, including explosives intended for bomb-making.