Shooting attack near Nablus: Terrorists fired tonight (Friday) from a passing vehicle at a military position, there are no casualties among our forces. The IDF force that was there identified two suspicious vehicles and fired at them, injuries were detected. Several backpacks were found in the area and the search for additional suspects continues.
A short time before, the IOS Division decided after a situation assessment to lift the breathing blockade on Nablus. The lifting of the blockade will include the opening of two of the three crossings in the city to traffic, which is expected to happen in the early hours of the morning. militia to hand themselves over to the Palestinian mechanisms yesterday. The breathing blockade, the imposition of which was published for the first time in this news, began about two weeks ago and as part of it Palestinians who left the city underwent a strict check at the checkpoints by IDF fighters
Within two months: most of the top of the ‘Gov Aryot’ organization was eliminated – who are the leadership members of the group that is being hunted?@eliorlevy #The evening news pic.twitter.com/OOpUzSAygX
— here news (@kann_news) October 25, 2022
The closure came after a series of attacks carried out in Samaria, most of which were responsible for the Lions’ Den militia that grew up in the city. In the last week, the security system increased its activity against the militia: on Sunday, the leader of the Lion Guard, Vadie al-Hoch, who was responsible for the production of explosives and the obtaining of ammunition, was eliminated. On Wednesday morning, The security forces stopped Three are wanted in Nablus from the militia, including Muhammad Nabulsi, the brother of the wanted Ibrahim Nabulsi who was killed by the security forces about a month and a half ago. Another wanted man who was arrested is suspected of being involved in a shooting attack on a passing vehicle in Hawara more than a month ago.
in the den of the lions Listen to draw another day
On Wednesday night, hours after news was published here that the IDF would continue the operation to capture the remaining members of the Lions’ Den, Mahmoud Albana, one of its leaders, turned himself in to the Palestinian Authority. Albana was involved in shooting attacks against IDF forces and Joseph’s Tomb and was considered number 2 in the infrastructure. Along with him, another wanted person turned himself in.