Hamas recruited terrorist cells throughout Judea and Samaria, leading to arrests of residents from the Jerusalem area.
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Updated Sep 9
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What happened
Hamas recruited terrorist cells throughout Judea and Samaria, leading to arrests of residents from the Jerusalem area.
Who's involved
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Israeli control and settler expansion in disputed territoriesAlso in this story
- Ben-Gvir advocated for Israeli control over Gaza and called for emigration from Samaria during a meeting in Hebron.
- Shin Bet and Israel Police issued a joint statement regarding a security operation, while Netanyahu ordered troop reinforcement in Samaria.
- The government has begun regulating foreign activity within Samaria, which is considered an occupied territory.
- A base in the Jerusalem/Samaria area serves as an operational hub for medical services, supported by donors.
The entities involved
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Hamas
Palestinian Islamist political and military organization
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Samaria
historical region in the Levant
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Jerusalem
city in the Middle East, holy to the three Abrahamic religions
Related events
- Attacks were documented in the Judea and Samaria region, and a suspect arrested in Hebron was transferred to Shin Bet.
- Hamas launched attacks against Israeli civilians on November 1, 2026, amidst the ongoing dispute over the land of Israel and Palestine.
- Israel views Hamas as a terrorist organization, and Israeli forces are operating in Jerusalem.
- IDF action from Jerusalem and border detentions related to Syria.
- Extremist groups, including Hamas, have issued threats against US military installations, specifically mentioning Fort Hood.