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| IDF and rescue personnel at the scene of a terror attack outside Rami Levy supermarket in the Etzion Etzion, in the West Bank, July 10, 2025. (Photo by Yonatan Sindel/Flash90) |
Israeli authorities are calling it a cold-blooded, meticulously planned hit. One of the jihadis, trained for three months in Qatar, prowled the bustling Rami Levy parking lot in Gush Etzion for 40 minutes Thursday afternoon, as hia eyes scanned for the perfect moment to kill unarmed Israelis.
Earlier today, a savage stabbing and shooting attack at the supermarket claimed the life of 22-year-old Israeli security guard Shalev Zevuloni. The kid didn’t stand a chance.
The attackers were two Palestinian Authority police officers, Mahmoud Yosef Aabed, 23, from Halhul, and Maalek Ibrahim Salem, 23, from Tulkarem.
They rolled up in a stolen ride with yellow plates, pure Jew hatred in their dirty hearts. At the store’s entrance, they pounced, stabbing Zevuloni multiple times, snatching his handgun, and pumping bullets into him before trying to storm the supermarket to slaughter civilians.
But they didn’t count on the Tekoa settlement’s civilian security chief (Ravshatz) and an IDF soldier being close enough to act. They weren't unarmed like the civilians that were targeted.
But they didn’t count on the Tekoa settlement’s civilian security chief (Ravshatz) and an IDF soldier being close enough to act. They weren't unarmed like the civilians that were targeted.
The duo dropped the attackers in their tracks, stopping a bloodbath.
The security chief, still catching his breath, said, "By the grace of heaven, I was at the complex and neutralized the vile terrorists, preventing harm to more civilians."
Damn right he did. Israeli officials say the scumcrumpets, one sharpened by three months of military training in Qatar, picked the chaotic Thursday afternoon rush for maximum carnage. They circled the lot for 40 minutes, blending in, plotting. Chilling doesn’t begin to cover it.
The IDF’s response was swift, sealing Hebron and Bethlehem, throwing up checkpoints in Hebron’s core, and locking down Halhul, where one of the attackers lived. They’re holding the bodies, and the Palestinian Authority’s on high alert, scrambling to sniff out any more rogue cops in their ranks. "We’ve raised our alert level dramatically to check for additional rogue elements and prevent similar copycat attacks," the PA said.
The IDF’s response was swift, sealing Hebron and Bethlehem, throwing up checkpoints in Hebron’s core, and locking down Halhul, where one of the attackers lived. They’re holding the bodies, and the Palestinian Authority’s on high alert, scrambling to sniff out any more rogue cops in their ranks. "We’ve raised our alert level dramatically to check for additional rogue elements and prevent similar copycat attacks," the PA said.
And the left calls Israel an apartheid state in spite of the Muslims who work there and even attend mosque there.
This marks the 19th deadly Palestinian attack in Judea and Samaria in 2025, riding the wave of tension since Hamas’s October 7, 2023, massacre that left 1,200 Israelis dead. The X platform’s buzzing with praise for the security chief’s courage, one user posting, "The Ravshatz saved countless lives, true courage under fire."
With Gaza ceasefire talks stuck in the mud and PA-Israel security coordination fraying, this attack’s a gut punch. The PA’s US-funded training programs? Yeah, those are getting a hard side-eye now. The whole region’s a powder keg, as it historically always was, and this is just the latest spark.
This marks the 19th deadly Palestinian attack in Judea and Samaria in 2025, riding the wave of tension since Hamas’s October 7, 2023, massacre that left 1,200 Israelis dead. The X platform’s buzzing with praise for the security chief’s courage, one user posting, "The Ravshatz saved countless lives, true courage under fire."
With Gaza ceasefire talks stuck in the mud and PA-Israel security coordination fraying, this attack’s a gut punch. The PA’s US-funded training programs? Yeah, those are getting a hard side-eye now. The whole region’s a powder keg, as it historically always was, and this is just the latest spark.
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