IDF kills PA police officer who shot and wounded IDF soldier

One is obliged to observe, with the weary predictability that now attends all such incidents, that the latest exchange of fire in Judea and Samaria has once again exposed the fiction for what it is.

On Thursday, in the village of Tell near Nablus, a reservist of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) was shot and wounded by a man subsequently identified as an officer in the Palestinian Authority's own police force. The IDF, in the course of its lawful operations, returned fire and killed the gunman was killed. A second officer of that same Palestinian Authority police force, having opened fire with a long-range weapon, sensibly chose to surrender and was arrested.

Let us linger on that phrase for a moment: "an operative in the Palestinian Authority’s police force." These are not, as the usual apologists would have it, random hotheads or unaffiliated militants. These are salaried employees of the very entity that the international community continues to insist is a credible “partner for peace." The men who are paid, trained, and uniformed by the Palestinian Authority, the body that receives hundreds of millions in Western aid on the explicit condition that it combat terrorism, are here recorded shooting at Israeli soldiers engaged in counter-terrorism operations.

In Burqin and Far’a, further arrests were made of additional Palestinian police officers who had chosen to fire upon Israeli forces rather than, one supposes, perform the duties for which they are so generously remunerated by European and American taxpayers.

The IDF statement is characteristically restrained: "The terrorist was later confirmed to be an operative in the Palestinian Authority's police force." One almost admires the understatement. A less disciplined commentator might describe it as conclusive proof that the Palestinian Authority is not merely failing to rein in terrorism but is actively participating in it, through the very institution meant to suppress it.

Yet tomorrow, without the slightest trace of embarrassment, the same diplomats who wring their hands over "cycles of violence" will return to the tired script demanding that Israel negotiate with, make concessions to, and ultimately cede strategic territory to this same Palestinian Authority. They will do so in the serene confidence that no one in the press will remind them that the PA's police force has, once again, been caught trying to murder the soldiers of the only democracy in the Middle East.

The photographs released by the IDF, of the weapons seized, of the Carlo-style submachine guns and M-16 rifles wielded by these "police officers," will be quietly ignored by those whose worldview depends upon pretending that the conflict is sustained by Israeli intransigence rather than by the incurable habit of Palestinian officials opening fire on Jews.

It has been this way for decades, and, barring some unforeseen outbreak of honesty in the international community, it will remain this way for many more. The Palestinian Authority will continue to pay salaries to terrorists, its police will continue to shoot at Israelis, and the bien-pensant classes of Europe and North America will continue to avert their eyes, murmuring that the only obstacle to peace is the absence of a Palestinian state.

One is almost longs for the day when someone in authority will simply say what is manifestly true: that the Palestinian Authority is not a failed state in waiting; it is a successful terrorist organisation in waiting, and its police force is merely its most respectable-dressed battalion.Until that day arrives, incidents such as this one in Tell will recur with grim regularity, each one quietly confirming what any honest observer has long known: the emperor’s new clothes are blood-stained, and they were tailored in Ramallah.

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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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IDF virginizes Islamic Jihad's Jenin terror honcho

In a move that should surprise no one paying attention, Israeli security forces took out Noor Beitawi, the head honcho of Palestinian Islamic Jihad’s terrorist network in Jenin, in a Nablus operation on Friday. 

The IDF didn’t mince words, calling Beitawi the mastermind behind a slew of terrorist plots, bankrolling and orchestrating attacks on Israeli civilians and security personnel like it was his day job. Apparently, he was also cozy with Hamas bigwigs in Gaza and beyond, because why not network with the worst of the worst?

The IDF laid it out: Beitawi was funneling cash to terror cells in Jenin and nearby villages, recruiting goons, arming them to the teeth, and overseeing a bomb-making operation aimed at Israeli soldiers. This guy wasn’t just a cog in the machine—he was the whole darn engine. Wanted for months, he tried to pull a fast one, fleeing Jenin for Nablus after a counter-terrorism op in northern Samaria. Spoiler alert: it didn’t work out for him.

Thanks to some sharp intel from the Shin Bet, Israeli forces tracked Beitawi to a hideout in Nablus, surrounded the place, and sent him and another terrorist to the great beyond. “Israeli security forces will continue to act against terrorism in Judea and Samaria to ensure the security of Israeli citizens,” the IDF said, sounding like they mean business. 

Since “Operation Iron Wall” kicked off on Jan. 21, the IDF’s been on a tear, taking out over 100 terrorists, nabbing 320 wanted suspects, and seizing 450 weapons in Judea and Samaria. They’ve also dismantled hundreds of IEDs, pipe bombs, and blown up bomb labs and weapons caches like it’s a demolition derby. Since the Hamas-led atrocity fest on Oct. 7, 2023, Israeli forces have neutralized over 700 terrorists in the region, including 36 high-ranking dirtbags from various terror groups. 

Meanwhile, the hits keep coming. On Thursday, terrorists pelted an Israeli car and bus with rocks near Na’ama in the Jordan Valley, lightly injuring a baby. A baby. Let that sink in. The infant got medical attention on-site, but the sheer gall of these attacks is enough to make your blood boil. Just a day earlier, two people were seriously wounded in a terrorist attack near the Reihan Crossing, and in the Hebron Hills, another genius tried to ram Israeli troops before coming at them with a knife. He’s not around to tell the tale.

According to Rescuers Without Borders, Palestinian terrorists targeted Israeli Jews in Judea and Samaria a staggering 6,343 times in 2024. That’s not a typo. Twenty-seven Israelis were murdered, and over 300 were wounded. This isn’t a game—it’s a relentless war on civilians, and Israel’s not sitting back sipping coffee while it happens. Keep swinging, IDF.

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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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Dad kills terrorist who tried killing his daughter

Don't you just hate it when you're stuck in a traffic jam simply trying to get your kid to class on time when a terrorist jumps out of his car and tries to kill her?

A Israeli civilian shot and killed a scumbag terrorist who attempted to force open his car door and stab his teenage daughter while they sat in traffic. And this is why Israel doesn't need a Second Amendment--it's obvious that your gun can save your life.

A Palestinian terrorist was shot by an Israeli citizen on Wednesday morning near the Arab city of Nablus in Samaria, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reports.

The incident occurred on Route 60 near the village of Hawara, about 4.5 miles south of Nablus. The terrorist tried to stab the driver’s daughter, whom he was driving to school, according to a statement by the Samaria Regional Council.

The driver, Mr. Yehoshua Sherman,  shot the terrorist who had blocked his car's path while brandishing a knife. The terrorist later died of his wounds.

“I went to work and was driving from Elon Moreh to Tapuah,” Mr. Sherman said. “At Bitot junction a terrorist jumped at my car and tried to open the door. I went outside and as the terrorist tried to go my way I neutralized him with gunfire, with help from another resident from a neighboring community who was driving behind me.”

No Israeli casualties were reported and heavenly virgins are on standby awaiting the fate of the Islamist.

Troops arrived on the scene and began investigating the attack. Route 60, where the attempted attack took place, was temporarily closed to traffic and later caused myriad rubbernecking delays.

Had the terrorist been successful in his attack on the innocent child, the barbarians would be handing out candy by now in celebration.


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Palestinian in a failed Akayed Ullah-inspired suicide vest shot after stabbing police

A Palestinian man, looking all decked out in his favorite suicide belt, stabbed an Israeli Border Police officer near Ramallah, the Time of Israel reported Friday. 

The suicide belt was allegedly crafted by Akayed Ullah, the Port of New York Authority terrorist, because like his  suicide pipe bomb, the Palestinian's vest also did not explode. It isn't known at this time if the belt, indeed, actually had explosives.

"A terrorist approached Border Police officers who were responding to a riot at the Judea and Samaria Square in Ramallah, and stabbed  one of them," a police statement read.

The Israeli officer was reported to be in "moderate condition with two stab wounds in the upper body," and was being evaluated and treated at Shaarei Tzedek hospital in Jerusalem, the capital of Israel.

Sadly [or happily if you believe you get what you kill for in Islam] for the terrorist, he was killed. 

Some believe he will get 72 brown-eyed virgins, some believe he will get fire and brimstone, and some believe he is just "off."

Rioting was reported in the West Bank cities of Bethlehem, Hebron, Ramallah, Qalqilya and Nablus, following mid-day Islamic prayers highlighting the need to kill Jews and Christians, but the riots were less violent than last Friday's riots.

In an unrelated incident, an Israeli man from Hizme, near Jerusalem, the capital of Israel, was injured by Palestinians throwing rocks at his car to practice for the next woman-stoning event. 

The injured man was taken to a hospital in Jerusalem, the capital of Israel.


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