Israel fears rocket attacks from Samaria could become routine. Meanwhile, Israeli security confiscates Palestinian “pay-to-slay” payouts.
Conflict
The alliance of Iranian-backed terror groups known as the “Jerusalem Axis” is Iran’s counterweight to the Abraham Accords.
And Washington roundly condemns them, signaling their violent outburst is somehow worse than the daily Palestinian attacks they face.
Israel inches closer to full-scale military operation in response to escalation in terrorist violence.
The largely unknown elite Israeli unit known as “Tequila” eliminated the second terrorist in Eli this week, and over the last year prevented 14 attacks.
IDF brass seem reluctant to expand the war on Palestinian terror. And that’s not the only reason Israelis are frustrated with the army.
Inspired by Hezbollah in Lebanon and Hamas in Gaza, Iran is building up a terrorist stronghold in northern Samaria.
“May God avenge them” – Netanyahu says “all options are on the table” as Israel grapples with a new wave of Palestinian terror.
“Resistance to the IDF is increasing…[our fighters] have located the IDF’s weak points,” crows Palestinian terror chief after Jenin battle.
