Israel Defense Forces Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi: “We’re releasing some reserves, knowing that we’ll call on them again.”
War on Terror
Palestinian terrorists in Judea, Samaria and the Jordan Valley have killed five civilians and wounded many others since Oct. 7.
Hundreds of soldiers entered the Nur Shams camp near Tulkarm in Samaria, 10 miles from Netanya. This reporter joined them.
Three other officers were wounded when Shay Germay’s vehicle was hit by an explosive device during an operation in the city.
His spokesman called for “immediate intervention” by the United States to stop IDF incursions into Palestinian towns.
Meanwhile, Israeli forces arrested four Arabs on Monday responsible for throwing firebombs at security personnel in Jerusalem.
It’s clear who is behind the recent wave of terror in the biblical heartland, but not exactly how. And there are additional concerns.
We have one of the strongest armies in the world, but we let children bring us to our knees with stones.
Terrorists who shot dead Jewish mother near Hebron arrested; Israel Air Force hits Hezbollah base near Syrian capital.
As Iran stokes the flames of Palestinian terror, and Israel hits back in Syria, many wonder at the lack of security in Judea and Samaria.