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Egyptian Man Arrested After Crossing Border, Claims Jihad Motive

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Hebrew · 15 newsrooms covering

An Egyptian civilian was apprehended by Israeli forces after crossing the border fence near Nitzana overnight. The unarmed suspect reportedly attempted to seize a weapon from soldiers and claimed he came to carry out jihad and liberate occupied lands. He has been transferred to the Shin Bet for interrogation.

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  • An Egyptian civilian crossed the border into Israel near Nitzana overnight.
  • The suspect was unarmed and attempted to seize a soldier's weapon.
  • He told interrogators he came to conduct jihad and liberate occupied lands.
  • Israeli security forces suspect he is a militant attempting infiltration.
  • The suspect has been transferred to the Shin Bet for investigation.
Egyptian Man Arrested After Crossing Border, Claims Jihad Motive
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Israeli military observers detected an Egyptian civilian crossing the border fence into Israel near Nitzana overnight, raising suspicions of a security incident. New details suggest a high probability that the individual is a militant attempting to infiltrate Israel for a terror attack. The suspect, who was unarmed, approached Israeli forces from the Gaza border area and attempted to seize a weapon from soldiers of the 5025th Reserve Battalion who apprehended him. During initial questioning by security officials, he reportedly stated, "I came to do jihad, to kill Jews, and to liberate the occupied lands." The suspect has been transferred to the Shin Bet for further investigation.

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