A large Israel Defense Forces contingent entered Nablus Wednesday night to carry out the operation to demolish the house of the terrorist Osama Al-Toil. Al-Toil is the terrorist who carried out the attack in October near Shavei Shomron, in which the soldier Sgt. Ido Baruch was murdered.
Read more: Watch: The IDF's 'Precision Demolition' Of A Terrorist's Apartment In Nablus
The Lebanese Minister of Energy and Water, Walid Fayad, hinted at the possibility of cutting off electricity to Palestinian and Syrian refugee camps in case of non-payment of electricity consumption costs. The minister emphasized the need for refugees to pay the costs of electricity consumption, noting that the Lebanese are not required to cover the cost of electricity consumption by Palestinians in their lands, and called on each party to cover the cost of its own consumption.
Read more: Lebanon May Cut Power To Palestinian 'Refugee' Camps Over UNRWA Non-Payment
During the last two weeks, delegations from Hamas the Islamic Jihad arrived in Cairo to discuss with senior Egyptian intelligence officials a long-term ceasefire with Israel. According to the reports, in Cairo, they promised the terrorist organizations in return that they would help with economic development and the development of infrastructure in the Strip. However, according to a source privy to the details who spoke with the "Al-Arabi Al-Jadid" newspaper Wednesday morning, "the reports were baseless and the visit was for public relations purposes only."
Read more: Arab Report Claims Gaza-Egypt Talks About Long-Term Israel Ceasefire A 'PR Stunt'
President Isaac Herzog toured the Beit El settlement in Samaria this past Wednesday. The president began his tour at the famed Beit El yeshiva, where he met with the rabbi of the yeshiva, Zalman Baruch Melamed, and with the head of the local council Shai Alon. After that, he continued to the biblical site said to be the place where Jacob had his famous 'ladder' dream mentioned in Genesis 28, at the site children from the community welcomed him. From there, Herzog continued to the "Ramat Beit-El" neighborhood where the president and the head of the council inaugurated the new neighborhood and planted an olive tree.
Read more: President Herzog Visits Biblically Iconic Israeli Community in Samaria
The Egyptian policeman who carried out the shooting attack on Saturday against IDF soldiers was buried Sunday evening in Egypt in a quiet funeral with very few participants. He murdered three IDF soldiers guarding a largely peaceful border, Lia Ben-Nun, Uri Iloz, and Ohad Dahan. The terrorist's family buried him in the Al-Qalioubia district in northern Egypt, the area where he was born. According to Egyptian media, the burial ceremony was limited to the presence of a small number of people, this at Israel's request, however social media accounts linked to Palestinian groups have been sharing funeral videos that seem to show a large presence and celebrations of victory for the martyr. Considering some of the videos look different that others, it is fair to assume these are manufactured for propaganda purposes.
Read more: Egyptian Attempts To Avoid 'Martyr' Claims Of Soldier Turned Terrorist Fail
