The recent events in the Jenin refugee camp have shaken the PA leadership’s sense of security and intensified anger and hostility towards them among the Palestinian people. PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas is concerned about Hamas undermining his rule, prompting him to initiate a reconciliation meeting in Cairo to ease tensions on the Palestinian streets.
Hezbollah is directly responsible for launching the anti-tank missile towards Israeli territory, it is trying to deter Israel and send a message to the Palestinians in Judea and Samaria that it stands by them. Defense Minister Gallant alludes to an Israeli response against Hezbollah in secret ways, Israel must continue the operation against Palestinian terrorism, Hezbollah will not dare to drag Lebanon into war.
The IDF has taken a proactive stance in the fight against terrorism, successfully gaining freedom of action in Jenin. However, in northern Samaria, approximately 2,000 armed terrorists and extensive terrorist infrastructures still remain.
Iran’s efforts to consolidate its control in northern Samaria necessitate that Israel maintains the momentum of its recent successes and promptly launches additional operations.
The Supreme Leader of Iran, Ali Khamenei, has directed the leader of the Islamic Jihad, Ziad Al-Nakhallah, to establish terrorist battalions in all Palestinian cities in Judea and Samaria and equip them with weapons.
Khamenei is determined to transform the territories of Judea and Samaria into a new front against Israel, utilizing Iranian funding and weaponry.
Israel faces complex political and security challenges when it comes to the future of the Palestinian Authority (PA).
With security control lost over parts of Judea and Samaria, and the emergence of terrorist groups establishing rocket production infrastructure, the situation demands careful evaluation.
Iran no longer hides its intentions to take control, through its Palestinian affiliates, of the territories of Judea and Samaria and open a new front against Israel from them. The armed terrorist groups have neutralized the power of the PA in northern Samaria, the chairman of the PA is afraid of a confrontation with them and thinks only of saving the throne of power.
The IDF has recently renewed its policy of targeted assassinations in Judea and Samaria, exemplified by the elimination of a terrorist squad through a drone attack that carried out shooting attacks. This reinstatement of the policy is a necessary step that will enhance the IDF’s counterterrorism capabilities. However, it appears that at some point, the IDF may need to launch a comprehensive military operation in Judea and Samaria.
This week, the leadership of Hamas and Islamic Jihad traveled to Tehran to coordinate their efforts against Israel with the Iranian leadership and the “Revolutionary Guards.”
According to Hamas sources, Iran has pledged to provide weapons and funding to armed terrorist groups in Judea and Samaria and has demanded the establishment of rocket production facilities in northern Samaria.
The political echelon is debating whether to launch an extensive military operation in northern Samaria for fear of a sharp American reaction and the flare-up of a new round of fighting on the border of the Gaza Strip.
A senior security official warns from the transfer of terrorism to the main cities in Israel and the spread of terrorism to large parts of Judea and Samaria.
Israel expresses concern over secret talks between the US and Iran regarding new agreements on the nuclear issue, leading it to establish a new “red line” for itself.
A senior political official in Jerusalem states that if Iran enriches uranium to a military level of 90 percent, it would be seen as an admission of intent to produce nuclear weapons. Israel would then feel compelled to take action.
The recent events in the Jenin refugee camp have shaken the PA leadership’s sense of security and intensified anger and hostility towards them among the Palestinian people. PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas is concerned about Hamas undermining his rule, prompting him to initiate a reconciliation meeting in Cairo to ease tensions on the Palestinian streets.
Hezbollah is directly responsible for launching the anti-tank missile towards Israeli territory, it is trying to deter Israel and send a message to the Palestinians in Judea and Samaria that it stands by them. Defense Minister Gallant alludes to an Israeli response against Hezbollah in secret ways, Israel must continue the operation against Palestinian terrorism, Hezbollah will not dare to drag Lebanon into war.
The IDF has taken a proactive stance in the fight against terrorism, successfully gaining freedom of action in Jenin. However, in northern Samaria, approximately 2,000 armed terrorists and extensive terrorist infrastructures still remain.
Iran’s efforts to consolidate its control in northern Samaria necessitate that Israel maintains the momentum of its recent successes and promptly launches additional operations.
The Supreme Leader of Iran, Ali Khamenei, has directed the leader of the Islamic Jihad, Ziad Al-Nakhallah, to establish terrorist battalions in all Palestinian cities in Judea and Samaria and equip them with weapons.
Khamenei is determined to transform the territories of Judea and Samaria into a new front against Israel, utilizing Iranian funding and weaponry.
Israel faces complex political and security challenges when it comes to the future of the Palestinian Authority (PA).
With security control lost over parts of Judea and Samaria, and the emergence of terrorist groups establishing rocket production infrastructure, the situation demands careful evaluation.
Iran no longer hides its intentions to take control, through its Palestinian affiliates, of the territories of Judea and Samaria and open a new front against Israel from them. The armed terrorist groups have neutralized the power of the PA in northern Samaria, the chairman of the PA is afraid of a confrontation with them and thinks only of saving the throne of power.
The IDF has recently renewed its policy of targeted assassinations in Judea and Samaria, exemplified by the elimination of a terrorist squad through a drone attack that carried out shooting attacks. This reinstatement of the policy is a necessary step that will enhance the IDF’s counterterrorism capabilities. However, it appears that at some point, the IDF may need to launch a comprehensive military operation in Judea and Samaria.
This week, the leadership of Hamas and Islamic Jihad traveled to Tehran to coordinate their efforts against Israel with the Iranian leadership and the “Revolutionary Guards.”
According to Hamas sources, Iran has pledged to provide weapons and funding to armed terrorist groups in Judea and Samaria and has demanded the establishment of rocket production facilities in northern Samaria.
The political echelon is debating whether to launch an extensive military operation in northern Samaria for fear of a sharp American reaction and the flare-up of a new round of fighting on the border of the Gaza Strip.
A senior security official warns from the transfer of terrorism to the main cities in Israel and the spread of terrorism to large parts of Judea and Samaria.
Israel expresses concern over secret talks between the US and Iran regarding new agreements on the nuclear issue, leading it to establish a new “red line” for itself.
A senior political official in Jerusalem states that if Iran enriches uranium to a military level of 90 percent, it would be seen as an admission of intent to produce nuclear weapons. Israel would then feel compelled to take action.
