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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Palestinian Suspect Charged After Attempted Car Fire and Stabbing Plot in West Bank

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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

Police and Shin Bet Arrest Terror Suspect in West Bank Arson and Stabbing Attempt

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Israeli police and the Shin Bet arrested a suspect in the West Bank for arson and an attempted stabbing attack on October 5. The man confessed to setting a vehicle on fire and planning to stab a settler. He has been charged with attempted murder and planning hostile military activity, with prosecutors seeking his continued detention.

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  • Police and Shin Bet arrested a suspect for arson and attempted stabbing in the West Bank.
  • The suspect confessed to setting a vehicle on fire and planning to stab a settler.
  • The incident occurred on October 5 near Geva Binyamin.
  • Farm residents subdued the suspect before police arrived.
  • The suspect faces charges of attempted murder and planning hostile military activity.
Police and Shin Bet Arrest Terror Suspect in West Bank Arson and Stabbing Attempt
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