Netanyahu Vows No Refuge for Terrorists After West Bank Attack
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu responded Monday to the elimination of a terrorist who carried out a stabbing attack earlier that day in the Shomron region, hours after fleeing the scene. "No terrorist has a hiding place," Netanyahu stated, praising IDF soldiers for their swift action. "I strengthen our heroic fighters who engaged and eliminated the terrorist who carried out the attack in the Shomron."
Netanyahu also wished a full recovery to the farm owner who was injured in the attack. "We will continue to eliminate terrorists, pursue their senders, and destroy the infrastructure of terror in Judea and Samaria," he vowed. "Anyone who tries to threaten the State of Israel and its citizens will pay a heavy price."
The incident occurred at the Ma'oz Farm in the Shomron, where the attacker stabbed and wounded one person before escaping. Security forces quickly pursued and neutralized the assailant.
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