Israeli Forces Arrest Four Terror Suspects Including Hamas and ISIS Operatives in Binyamin
Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba
Israeli forces arrested four terror suspects in the Binyamin area, including two ISIS and one Hamas operative, and seized three M16 rifles during weekend raids. The operation aims to strengthen security amid rising threats and settlement expansions in the West Bank.
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- Israeli Duvdevan Unit arrested four terror suspects in Binyamin over the weekend.
- Two detainees are linked to ISIS, one to Hamas, all suspected of promoting terrorism.
- Three M16 rifles were confiscated during the operation.
- The arrests were conducted under Brig. Gen. Kobi Heller's command in Judea and Samaria Division.
- Security efforts include protecting settlements and preparing for potential extreme attacks.
- The operation aligns with expanding counterterrorism activities in the West Bank.
Israeli special forces from the Duvdevan Unit conducted operations over the past weekend in multiple locations within the Binyamin Brigade area of the West Bank, resulting in the arrest of four wanted individuals suspected of promoting terrorist activities. Among those detained were two suspects affiliated with ISIS and one linked to Hamas. During the raids, the forces also confiscated three M16 rifles. The suspects and seized weapons were transferred to security agencies for further investigation.
The operation was carried out under the command of Brigadier General Kobi Heller, commander of the Judea and Samaria Division, as part of an ongoing effort to expand counterterrorism activities in the region. Concurrently, the division is enhancing security measures to protect local communities amid the establishment of dozens of new settlements. Preparations are also underway for extreme scenarios, including potential infiltrations into settlements similar to the attacks on October 7, as well as concerns over possible "turning of the tables" by Palestinian security elements in Judea and Samaria.
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