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Yahoo
5 days ago
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Fifty Israeli citizens illegally enter Nablus overnight, IDF says
Additionally, the IDF is currently investigating additional claims that Israeli citizens threw stones at homes in the city. Some 50 Israeli citizens illegally entered Nablus without coordination with the IDF overnight, the military stated Friday morning. The citizens were handed over to Israeli security forces by the Palestinian authorities, and have been transferred to Israel Police. The IDF is currently investigating additional claims that the Israeli citizens threw stones at homes in the city. No injuries have been reported. Israelis illegally entering Nablus to visit Joseph's Tomb In June, Palestinians and Israelis threw stones at each other after the Israelis entered Nablus without IDF coordination to visit Joseph's Tomb. Several Israelis were reportedly injured during the event. Entry of Israeli civilians into Area A is "dangerous and prohibited by law," the IDF emphasized. This is a developing story. Solve the daily Crossword
Yahoo
19-07-2025
- Politics
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Two Israelis arrested by police after returning from Syria with Kalashnikov rifles
This comes after Israeli Druze civilians crossed from Israel into Syria in solidarity with their brethren amid violent clashes with Damascus security forces, particularly in Sweida. Israel Police apprehended two Israeli citizens returning from Syrian territory who had a Kalashnikov rifle and a magazine in their possession, police confirmed on Thursday. During a check on Israeli civilians returning from Syria at the border, police searched two residents of north Israel, arresting them and transferring them for further interrogation. This comes after Israeli Druze civilians crossed from Israel into Syria in solidarity with their brethren amid violent clashes with Damascus security forces, particularly in the Syrian Druze town of Sweida. Israel Police, as well as IDF soldiers, were posted to the border fence, closing civilian crossings, and coordinated to return Israeli citizens who had entered Syria, the police added. An Israel Police officer gives a statement on the two Israeli citizens arrested for crossing from Syria with a Kalashnikov rifle, July 17, 2025. (credit: ISRAEL POLICE) The IDF identified dozens of suspects attempting to infiltrate Israeli territory from Syria, the military stated Wednesday. Dozens of civilians infiltrated Syria Additionally, dozens of Druze-Israeli civilians managed to infiltrate Syrian territory from the area of the Druze village of Majdal Shams in the North, the IDF confirmed on Tuesday.
Yahoo
15-07-2025
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IDF, security arrest two suspects in Surif for throwing stones, setting vehicles ablaze in W. Bank
Upon receiving the report, the IDF, firefighting and rescue teams, and Israel Police forces arrived at the scene to address the incident and extinguish the fire. The IDF and Judea and Samaria police forces operated in the village of Surif in the West Bank after terrorists threw stones and set vehicles on fire on Tuesday night, the military and police said on Wednesday. The incident, which occurred on Tuesday night, saw several terrorists from the village throw stones and set vehicles ablaze. Upon receiving the report, the IDF, firefighting and rescue teams, and Israel Police forces arrived at the scene to address the incident and extinguish the fire. Security forces launched operations in the village, during which they arrested two suspects and searched several locations in the area, the IDF stated. In January 2025, the IDF launched Operation Iron Wall in the West Bank, aiming to restore operational freedom inside Palestinian refugee camps. Military officials now say the operation has yielded significant results. The campaign, led in coordination with the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency), targeted armed terror cells, some directly funded by Iran, known as katibat. Since the start of the operation, the number of senior wanted suspects has dropped from around 120 to just a handful, according to Israeli security sources. 'There are no longer armed parades in the camps. There are no more safe havens,' one senior defense official said. 'A year ago, we couldn't enter the heart of the Jenin refugee camp. Today, there's no more daily gunfire at nearby Israeli communities.' The IDF also reports a sharp decline in terror alerts and thwarted plots, citing some of the lowest figures in recent years. That, officials say, is due to near-continuous activity across the West Bank. 'We now have the operational freedom to act wherever we need,' the official added.
Middle East Eye
09-07-2025
- Middle East Eye
Israeli army says it arrested several Palestinians in West Bank's Surif
The Israeli military has said it arrested several Palestinians, whom it referred to as "terrorists", in the occupied West Bank town of Surif. The army accused the individuals of throwing stones and setting vehicles alight near the illegal Israeli settlement of Bat Ayin, saying that it subsequently "began a counterterrorism operation" and "apprehended two individuals suspected of involvement in the attack and conducted searches at dozens of sites in the area". "Following the incident, an inquiry was opened by the Israel Police. Efforts to locate additional terrorists and secure the area are ongoing," it added.
Yahoo
07-07-2025
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Shin Bet, police arrest Ra'anana couple suspected of spying for Iran
Detectives from the Central District Police arrested the couple after covert investigations in cooperation with the Shin Bet. Israel Police and Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) arrested a Ra'anana couple on suspicion of spying for Iran, the police said in a statement on Tuesday. The couple, both in their 30s, were arrested and expected to appear in court on Tuesday for a hearing on extending their detention. Detectives from the Central District Police arrested the couple after covert investigations in cooperation with the Shin Bet. On Monday, detectives arrived at the couple's apartment in Ra'anana, and during a search, they seized multiple mobile phones, computers, and other technological equipment, along with correspondence suspected to be communication between the suspects and their Iranian handler, the police noted. On Monday, three men were arrested in separate cases for spying for the Islamic Republic during the war with Israel. Two of the men were in contact with Iranian agents over the past few months, passing along footage of shopping malls and information about them, like how many security guards there were, how many stores were inside, the outline of the building, and more. When they were at these specific locations, the two sent their live location to the agents and initiated more instructions. It is also suspected that they were instructed to assassinate a person whose details are not known. In order to do so, they were asked to arrive in a different country to train for such an operation, and only then would they be told the identity of the target. This is a developing story.
