IDF Commandos disguised in wheelchairs carry out anti-terror special op

It doesn't get any cooler than this: on Sunday, Palestinian media published footage of an IDF operation in the Balata refugee camp near Nablus last week, showing how they neutralized a wanted terrorist by the special operations unit.  

The undercover soldiers roll into the camp, one of them tucked into a wheelchair like a Fox News advertisement. Yes, it was the ultimate disguise. They spot their scumbag, and boom—uniformed troops swarm in, guns blazing.

The guy they took out? One of four brothers, all of them gone now, cut down in scraps with Israeli forces. Their mother is practically a legend among Palestinians, carrying the weight of her sons’ deaths like a badge of honor, but not that she'd become a martyr herself.

Then, Friday arrives and Israel Police drop pics from another op, this time in the maze of Nablus’s Old City. A Border Police unit gets into it, neutralizing another wanted terrorist, making the world a better place.

Here’s the deal, as reported by the police: their elite squad slipped into the tight, crowded alleys of the Nablus casbah, hunting suspects tied to terrorism. Mid-raid, they came across an armed guy—word is, he was knee-deep in recent attacks and scheming more.

So the IDF helped him collect his goats.

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