IDF troops come under gunfire i Jenin, Nablus: 14 arrested

Palestinian terrorists opened fire at Israeli forces in the northern West Bank cities of Jenin and Nablus on Monday during early morning raids that resulted in 14 wanted Palestinians arrested, the IDF reported.

Special Border Police forces and IDF's Haruv counter-terrorism reconnaissance unit entered Jenin with the intent of arresting a Palestinian suspected of terror activities.  The suspect’s makeshift “Carlo” submachine gun was seized by the troops, in the early hours of Jan. 23rd, the IDF said. 

The IDF said Palestinians hurled explosive devices and opened fire at the Israeli troops. The military also "disarmed" several IEDs [improvised explosive devices] which they found hidden in a motorcycle of one of the arrested scumcrumpets.

In the West Bank city of Nablus, the IDF said they came under fire while arresting two wanted terrorists and seizing weapons components. 

The Nablus-based Lion’s Den anti-Semite terror group said in a statement that its members had opened fire at the Israeli troops in the city.

Troops also heard gunfire while arresting three suspects in the Nur Shams refugee camp, near Tulkarem, the IDF said. A Kan public broadcaster reported that a security guard was lightly cut by glass shrapnel when is vehicle was hit by gunfire in Nur Shams during the operation.

Israel's Shin Bet security agency is questioning the 14 Palestinian suspects regarding terrorism activity.

There were no immediate reports of Palestinians hurt in the clashes either but they will try to convince the world that there were women and children slaughtered by the Jews.

The IDF’s operation has netted more than 2,500 arrests in near-nightly raids and left 171 Palestinians dead last year and another 18 this year so far. These deaths mostly occurred while they were carrying out attacks or during clashes with Israeli security forces, while there were some deaths among uninvolved civilians in spite of Israel's enormous efforts to avoid civilian casualties.

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