The recent dismantling of the Hamas military infrastructure in the Gaza Strip marks a significant milestone in Israel’s fight against terrorism, reshaping the security dynamics in Judea and Samaria.
Meanwhile, the Biden administration eyes a renewed political process post-war, pushing for a two-state solution. However, Israel staunchly opposes the establishment of an independent Palestinian state.
Recent developments indicate Egypt’s active involvement in preventing potential targeted assassinations of key terrorist leaders. Specifically, Israel declined an Egyptian plea to commit to avoiding a reversion to the practice of targeted killings of Hamas and Islamic Jihad leaders.
With the leaders of these terrorist organizations retreating into hiding in Gaza due to their apprehensions of Israeli strikes, they’ve taken unprecedented precautions in regions such as Syria and Lebanon.
A senior member of the Fatah leadership accuses the Palestinian security forces of being responsible for the large amounts of weapons that flowed into the refugee camps in the West Bank and are used for attacks against Israel.
Tawfiq Al Tirawi claims that the Hamas movement defeated the Fatah movement because of the differences in it, in the PA they accuse him of settling accounts with the chairman of the PA because he was removed from his position.
In Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, a security meeting will be held tomorrow with the participation of senior representatives from Israel and the PA in a last attempt to reduce terrorism and violence ahead of the month of Ramadan.
The security forces in Israel have low expectations of the chances of its success, there is also a fear that the terrorist organizations will carry out a major terrorist attack tomorrow to thwart the meeting.
Hamas is in internal distress because of the pressure of the security prisoners on its leadership and sharp criticism of the Palestinian street and it is looking for an achievement that will preserve its status.
Hamas is planning kidnappings of Israeli soldiers and civilians to start negotiations on a new prisoner exchange deal and is preparing for a new round of fighting against Israel.
Akram Al-Ajouri, the head of the Islamic Jihad’s military branch based in Damascus, is responsible for the establishment of the new terrorist groups in the northern West Bank.
Security officials in Israel estimate that there will be no escape from a major military operation in the Jenin area and the killing of Akram Al-Ajouri.
Israel’s senior security officials estimate that the wave of terrorism in the West Bank will continue for a long time and that it will escalate in the near future.
One of the dangerous phenomena of the new security situation is the presence of tens of thousands of illegal weapons in the hands of the Palestinian population.
Palestinian terrorism has moved to a new strategy of diversifying attacks against Israel in order to overcome the Shin Bet and damage Israel’s national resilience.
The Israeli security establishment must respond in a creative and deterrent manner, take the initiative and destroy the terrorist infrastructure in the West Bank.
Israel’s security forces are working to prevent the expansion of Islamic Jihad’s activities in the northern West Bank.
The Islamic Jihad tried in recent days to establish a new terrorist group called the “Jabba Battalion” in order to carry out attacks against Israelis.
The Lion’s Den group is showing signs of weakening and four of its members have surrendered to the PA, the new wave of terrorism in the West Bank requires Israel to change the rules of the game against terrorism.
The time has come to change the policy of containment and move to a policy of “zero tolerance” for any act of terrorism.
The recent dismantling of the Hamas military infrastructure in the Gaza Strip marks a significant milestone in Israel’s fight against terrorism, reshaping the security dynamics in Judea and Samaria.
Meanwhile, the Biden administration eyes a renewed political process post-war, pushing for a two-state solution. However, Israel staunchly opposes the establishment of an independent Palestinian state.
Recent developments indicate Egypt’s active involvement in preventing potential targeted assassinations of key terrorist leaders. Specifically, Israel declined an Egyptian plea to commit to avoiding a reversion to the practice of targeted killings of Hamas and Islamic Jihad leaders.
With the leaders of these terrorist organizations retreating into hiding in Gaza due to their apprehensions of Israeli strikes, they’ve taken unprecedented precautions in regions such as Syria and Lebanon.
A senior member of the Fatah leadership accuses the Palestinian security forces of being responsible for the large amounts of weapons that flowed into the refugee camps in the West Bank and are used for attacks against Israel.
Tawfiq Al Tirawi claims that the Hamas movement defeated the Fatah movement because of the differences in it, in the PA they accuse him of settling accounts with the chairman of the PA because he was removed from his position.
In Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, a security meeting will be held tomorrow with the participation of senior representatives from Israel and the PA in a last attempt to reduce terrorism and violence ahead of the month of Ramadan.
The security forces in Israel have low expectations of the chances of its success, there is also a fear that the terrorist organizations will carry out a major terrorist attack tomorrow to thwart the meeting.
Hamas is in internal distress because of the pressure of the security prisoners on its leadership and sharp criticism of the Palestinian street and it is looking for an achievement that will preserve its status.
Hamas is planning kidnappings of Israeli soldiers and civilians to start negotiations on a new prisoner exchange deal and is preparing for a new round of fighting against Israel.
Akram Al-Ajouri, the head of the Islamic Jihad’s military branch based in Damascus, is responsible for the establishment of the new terrorist groups in the northern West Bank.
Security officials in Israel estimate that there will be no escape from a major military operation in the Jenin area and the killing of Akram Al-Ajouri.
Israel’s senior security officials estimate that the wave of terrorism in the West Bank will continue for a long time and that it will escalate in the near future.
One of the dangerous phenomena of the new security situation is the presence of tens of thousands of illegal weapons in the hands of the Palestinian population.
Palestinian terrorism has moved to a new strategy of diversifying attacks against Israel in order to overcome the Shin Bet and damage Israel’s national resilience.
The Israeli security establishment must respond in a creative and deterrent manner, take the initiative and destroy the terrorist infrastructure in the West Bank.
Israel’s security forces are working to prevent the expansion of Islamic Jihad’s activities in the northern West Bank.
The Islamic Jihad tried in recent days to establish a new terrorist group called the “Jabba Battalion” in order to carry out attacks against Israelis.
The Lion’s Den group is showing signs of weakening and four of its members have surrendered to the PA, the new wave of terrorism in the West Bank requires Israel to change the rules of the game against terrorism.
The time has come to change the policy of containment and move to a policy of “zero tolerance” for any act of terrorism.
