Israel Defense Forces troops entered the village of 'Kafr Dan,' near Jenin overnight between Sunday and Monday, in the area of ​​Israel's Menashe regional council, in order to destroy the houses of the terrorists who killed Major Bar Falah in September of 2022. Near the Jalma crossing.
Read more: Two Militants Killed Near Jenin As Israel Razes Home Of Bar Falah's Killer
Despite many fears of significant policy reforms of the Israeli government amid the right-wing coalition, early indicators and steps are showing a change is indeed in place but perhaps not what was expected. The official lead spokesman for the Israel Defense Forces announced Sunday morning that after assessing the situation in Judea and Samaria, the IDF will significantly reduce the number of soldiers active in the region.
Read more: Winding Down: Military Reducing Anti-Terror Activities In Judea And Samaria
While the new Israeli government was being sworn in on Thursday, the Fatah terrorist organization which controls the Palestinian Authority held a rally in Ramallah to mark the 58th anniversary of its founding and the beginning of the "Palestinian Revolution."
Read more: Fatah Celebrates 58 Years Of Armed Resistance, Vows To 'Liberate' Jerusalem
The Israeli operations against terrorism are seemingly endless. On Monday morning, the Shin Bet published the details of an operation that lasted several weeks and with the cooperation of the Israel Defense Forces was successful in taking down a terrorist infrastructure that promoted bomb and suicide attacks in Israeli territory. “The Resistance Committees" and the "Shahda Al-Aqsa" organization, both located in Gaza were planning on killing Israeli citizens once again using 'suicide bombers'.
Read more: 'Mass Casualty Event' Thwarted: Suicide Bomb Cell Nabbed By Security Forces
Almost half a year after the Israel Defense Forces last operation against the Islamic Jihad in Gaza, it seems that in the meantime the quiet in the southern part of Israel has been relatively preserved. With the lack of Iranian funds as reported by The Judean, and new Qatari and Egyptian-funded housing projects being developed, Hamas and The Islamic Jihad have a lot to lose if they were to disrupt the current peace.
Read more: Gaza In Economic Recovery Thanks To Israel, Egypt & Surprisingly, Qatar
