Twenty years later, Israel is being forced to resort to the same tactics used during the Second Intifada.

“In the face of terrorism, we will be proactive and decisive. Anyone who harms the citizens of Israel will pay a heavy price.”

The special operation led to the thwarting of the plot to harm Israelis on the eastern Mediterranean island nation.

Iran, Hamas and Islamic Jihad are trying to saturate Judea and Samaria with weapons and funds, and encourage local cells to carry out attacks.

Thanks to a recent court ruling, Israel can now seize all digital assets linked to any wallet that has ever funded terrorist activity.

Israel fears rocket attacks from Samaria could become routine. Meanwhile, Israeli security confiscates Palestinian “pay-to-slay” payouts.

Is this really the right way for security officials to describe the violent response of Jewish settlers to Palestinian terrorism?

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.