The activity of the “Lions’ Den” group in the city of Nablus is of great concern to the chairman of the PA, Abu Mazen, because it challenges his rule.
The group’s influence on the Palestinian street is increasing and it is harming the PA position.
The political and security echelon in Israel decided to eliminate the activities of the terrorist group “Lions’ Den” in Nablus and the preparations for a major military operation in Nablus went into high gear while waiting for the appropriate timing.
The terrorist organizations fear a surprise Israeli military action in the Gaza Strip to divert attention from the escalation in the West Bank.
PA Chairman Abu Mazen has failed in the war against terrorism in the West Bank and is busy with personal survival.
The PA has reached a dead end in all respects and it is possible that it is about to end its role, Israel will have to take drastic measures to prevent Hamas from taking over the West Bank.
The security establishment made the decision to eliminate the activity of the Lion’s Den” terrorist group in Nablus.”
The arrest of the members of the group or their assassination will be carried out soon.
The new wave of terrorism in the West Bank has returned the wanted terrorists to the Palestinian street and they are once again becoming a national symbol and identification in the fight against Israel.
The background for their support is the hatred for Israel, the disappointment with the Oslo Accords, the corruption in the PA and the lack of a political horizon.
Hussein al-Sheikh, the intended successor of Abu Mazen, went to talks in Washington with senior administration officials about strengthening the PA and restoring its security control over the northern West Bank.
The Biden administration legitimizes Hussein al-Sheikh as a potential successor to Abu Mazen by inviting him to talks about the fate of The PA and the vision of the two states.
PA Chairman Abu Mazen ordered the heads of his security forces to maintain law and order in the territories of the PA, but Israel doubts his determination to fight terrorism.
The political echelon is opposed to an extensive military operation against terrorism in northern West Bank , but may be drawn to it in the case of Israeli victims of terrorist acts .
Fathi Hazem, the father of the terrorist who carried out the shooting attack on Dizingoff Street in Tel Aviv has become the new icon of Palestinian terrorism against Israel.
He refuses to hand himself over to the PA or to Israel and security officials estimate that it is only a matter of time before he is arrested or killed.
In the city of Nablus, a new terrorist group called “Lion’s Den” operates, which carries out attacks against IDF soldiers and settlers.
The city of Nablus is following in the footsteps of the city of Jenin, just as it was in the first intifada, Fatah officials say that the West Bank is in a transition phase towards a new armed intifada.
The wave of terrorism continues in the West Bank and despite the pressure from Israel and the US on PA Chairman Abu Mazen there are no signs that the PA intends to fight terrorism in the northern West Bank.
Disagreements at the top of the Fatah movement regarding how to handle terrorism, Abu Mazen’s hesitation could lead to the loss of his rule.
The activity of the “Lions’ Den” group in the city of Nablus is of great concern to the chairman of the PA, Abu Mazen, because it challenges his rule.
The group’s influence on the Palestinian street is increasing and it is harming the PA position.
The political and security echelon in Israel decided to eliminate the activities of the terrorist group “Lions’ Den” in Nablus and the preparations for a major military operation in Nablus went into high gear while waiting for the appropriate timing.
The terrorist organizations fear a surprise Israeli military action in the Gaza Strip to divert attention from the escalation in the West Bank.
PA Chairman Abu Mazen has failed in the war against terrorism in the West Bank and is busy with personal survival.
The PA has reached a dead end in all respects and it is possible that it is about to end its role, Israel will have to take drastic measures to prevent Hamas from taking over the West Bank.
The security establishment made the decision to eliminate the activity of the Lion’s Den” terrorist group in Nablus.”
The arrest of the members of the group or their assassination will be carried out soon.
The new wave of terrorism in the West Bank has returned the wanted terrorists to the Palestinian street and they are once again becoming a national symbol and identification in the fight against Israel.
The background for their support is the hatred for Israel, the disappointment with the Oslo Accords, the corruption in the PA and the lack of a political horizon.
Hussein al-Sheikh, the intended successor of Abu Mazen, went to talks in Washington with senior administration officials about strengthening the PA and restoring its security control over the northern West Bank.
The Biden administration legitimizes Hussein al-Sheikh as a potential successor to Abu Mazen by inviting him to talks about the fate of The PA and the vision of the two states.
PA Chairman Abu Mazen ordered the heads of his security forces to maintain law and order in the territories of the PA, but Israel doubts his determination to fight terrorism.
The political echelon is opposed to an extensive military operation against terrorism in northern West Bank , but may be drawn to it in the case of Israeli victims of terrorist acts .
Fathi Hazem, the father of the terrorist who carried out the shooting attack on Dizingoff Street in Tel Aviv has become the new icon of Palestinian terrorism against Israel.
He refuses to hand himself over to the PA or to Israel and security officials estimate that it is only a matter of time before he is arrested or killed.
In the city of Nablus, a new terrorist group called “Lion’s Den” operates, which carries out attacks against IDF soldiers and settlers.
The city of Nablus is following in the footsteps of the city of Jenin, just as it was in the first intifada, Fatah officials say that the West Bank is in a transition phase towards a new armed intifada.
The wave of terrorism continues in the West Bank and despite the pressure from Israel and the US on PA Chairman Abu Mazen there are no signs that the PA intends to fight terrorism in the northern West Bank.
Disagreements at the top of the Fatah movement regarding how to handle terrorism, Abu Mazen’s hesitation could lead to the loss of his rule.
