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Israel Arrests Five Suspected Terror Operatives Linked to Hamas, PFLP

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Israel Arrests Five Suspected Terror Operatives Linked to Hamas, PFLP

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Israeli forces arrested five suspected operatives in Ramallah and Yatta accused of acting as financial and organizational fronts for Hamas and the PFLP. Raids on the 'Addameer charity association' and the "Islamic Association for the Care of Orphans" resulted in arrests and confiscation of materials linked to terror funds. The IDF stated these groups provided support and legal aid to terrorists, with some staff allegedly involved in past attacks.

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  • Five operatives linked to Hamas and PFLP were arrested by IDF and Shin Bet in Ramallah and Yatta.
  • Raids targeted two organizations, 'Addameer' and the "Islamic Association for the Care of Orphans," accused of terror ties.
  • Authorities seized computers, documents, and checkbooks allegedly connected to Hamas funds.
  • The IDF claims 'Addameer' provided legal aid to terrorists and was funded by terror money.
  • Some staff at 'Addameer' are accused of involvement in the 2019 murder of Rina Shnerb.
  • The Yatta association is accused of transferring funds to Hamas and supporting terrorist families.

Israel National News publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read Israel National News’s full report from the link at the top of the page.

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