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YnetSecurity

IDF Arrests Knife-Wielding Terrorist Planning Attack in West Bank

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Hebrew · 4 newsrooms covering

The IDF, with Shin Bet's help, arrested a knife-armed female terrorist at Ganot Junction in the West Bank before she could carry out a stabbing attack; no casualties occurred.

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  • IDF and Shin Bet arrested a female terrorist at Ganot Junction in the West Bank.
  • She was armed with a knife and intended to carry out a stabbing attack.
  • The arrest was based on prior intelligence about her plans.
  • The suspect was handed over to security forces for questioning.
  • No injuries resulted from the arrest.

Israeli Defense Forces soldiers, guided by Shin Bet intelligence, apprehended a female terrorist at the Ganot Junction in the Samaria Division of the West Bank. The arrest followed intelligence indicating her intention to carry out a stabbing attack. The suspect was found armed with a knife and has been transferred to security forces for interrogation. No injuries were reported during the incident, according to an IDF spokesperson.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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