IDF Thwarts Terror Attack in Samaria, Arrests Four Islamic Jihad Operatives
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
The IDF arrested four Islamic Jihad operatives in northern Samaria this week who were planning a terror attack. The operation, conducted with Shin Bet intelligence, thwarted the plot. In a separate incident, the Duvdevan unit arrested a wanted arms dealer in the Benjamin region. Both groups of suspects were transferred for further investigation.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- IDF forces arrested four Islamic Jihad operatives in northern Samaria planning a terror attack.
- The arrests occurred in the villages of Qabatiya and Arraba, guided by Shin Bet intelligence.
- The thwarted attack was described as an act of divine providence preventing harm to Jews.
- In a separate operation, the Duvdevan unit arrested a wanted arms dealer in Beit Rima.
- All suspects were transferred to security forces for further investigation.
The Israeli military (IDF) apprehended four operatives from the Islamic Jihad terrorist organization earlier this week in the villages of Qabatiya and Arraba in northern Samaria. According to the IDF Spokesperson, the four were planning to carry out a terror attack in the area. The thwarted plot was described as an act of divine providence preventing harm to Jews. The arrests were made during two operations in the Menashe Brigade area, guided by intelligence from the Shin Bet security agency. The apprehended individuals were transferred for further interrogation by security forces.
In a separate operation this week in the village of Beit Rima, within the Benjamin Brigade area, Duvdevan unit soldiers arrested a wanted individual suspected of arms trafficking. This suspect was also handed over for investigation.
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