Israeli security forces, engaged in an overnight counter-terrorism operation in the Samaria city of Nablus, found a wanted Palestinian terrorist hiding under a child’s bed, the Israel Border Police announced on Monday.
Border Police officers, in cooperation with the Israel Defense Forces and acting upon Israel Security Agency (Shin Bet) intelligence, detained the Nablus (Shechem) terrorist, according to the statement.
After arriving at the wanted individual’s home, the force carried out an extensive search of the area, eventually locating the suspect inside a linen box under a bed in what was apparently a children’s bedroom.
הנה "לוחמי ההתנגדות" של הפלסטינים... מתחבאים כמו פחדנים בארגז המצעים של המיטה. ככה הם נראים, עאלק גיבורים... כמו בעזה בשנה האחרונה, ככה גם בשכם ובכל מקום- חבורת עכברים זה מה שהם! pic.twitter.com/OIhW4p1U6Z
— יוסף חדאד - Yoseph Haddad (@YosephHaddad) February 3, 2025
Since Jan. 21, Israeli security forces have been conducting intensive counter-terror operations in the northern Samaria cities of Jenin and Tulkarem, killing more than 50 gunmen and arresting more than 100 wanted terrorists.
On Sunday, “Operation Iron Wall” was formally expanded to include Tammun, a Palestinian village south of Tubas near Nablus.
