During an arrest operation Wednesday night, Israel Defense Forces soldiers were attacked by armed members of the Islamic Jihad, along with other organizations, resulting in three terrorists as recognized by Israel's federal security service 'Shin Bet', being killed.
Read more: Three Terrorists Killed During Firefight With IDF Soldiers In Jenin
Israel High Court justices, Yitzhak Amit, Anat Brotan, and Ruth Ronan, rejected the petition of the Benjamin Regional Council, which demanded the cancellation of the outgoing government's decision to increase the quota of Palestinian Authority resident workers crossing into Israel.
Read more: Israeli High Court Rejects Petition To Reverse Legislation Increasing Work Permits
Police investigators and detectives arrested two young residents of East Jerusalem Monday morning after allegedly filming and distributing videos on social media containing humiliating content toward visible Jewish passers-by.
Read more: TikTok Intifada: Palestinians Using Social Media To Humiliate Orthodox Jews
The Israeli security forces arrested the son of the leader of the Islamic Jihad militant group Bassem Al-Saadi, whose arrest last August led to tensions with the Gaza Strip. At the same time, during an exchange of fire with Palestinian militants in the Dheisheh refugee camp, near Bethlehem, the terrorist Amar Mena was killed and 3 wanted people from the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) terrorist organization were arrested.
Read more: IDF Arrests Islamic Jihad Leader's Son In Jenin As Clampdown Continues
Chairman of the “Tsionot Hadatit” (Religious Zionist) party, Knesset Member Bezalel Smotrich, recently spoke of his new coalition agreement with Benjamin Netanyahu. According to Israeli reports, on top of being a rotational Treasury Secretary, he will hold power over the civil duties department within the Secretary of Defense’s office.
Read more: Smotrich Agrees To Netanyahu's Offer, Including Control Over Judea & Samaria
