Senior Fatah Official Tawfiq Tirawi, who was previously one of Abu Mazen’s senior advisers and head of the PA Intelligence, rejected claims last week that the Fatah Party was not taking an active part in the war against Israel. His statements, which were exposed by Hakol HaYehudi, depict him attempting to prove that Fatah s taking part in the war. “We never gave up our weapons.”
One foreign activist affiliated with the International Solidarity Movement (ISM) said in an interview that after the names of the pro-Hamas activists were publicized in an investigative report by Hakol HaYehudi, she and others fled from the Har Hevron region to Ramallah.
In order to extend the deal between Hamas and Israel, the government approved the release of a group of prominent inciters and female terrorists from Arara and Kfar Kasem. Their release may mark a turning point for terror in Israel.
The Belgian ISM activist, who also expressed support for Hamas and harassed IDF soldiers, was deported from Israel and barred from future entry. She was recently exposed by a Hakol HaYehudi investigation.
After years of neglect, a change in policy? An International Solidarity Movement (ISM) activist exposed in a Hakol HaYehudi Investigation is arrested in Hebron; authorities to seek her deportation.
IDF ground forces have been engaged in intense fighting in the Gaza Strip for 21 days. 65 soldiers have fallen in battle, and many more have been injured. “We must decide who is more important to us, the civilian population or our soldiers”
Ascherman, known for harassing IDF soldiers in Judea and Samaria, insists that supporting Hamas and Hezbollah is not a red line, declaring: “I will fight for the legitimate rights of Hamas members even after the massacre.”
While their husbands were called up to fight in the south and the north of Israel, women in Judea and Samaria see that their security is being ignored. “The illusion of innocent civilians blew up in our face when we realized that the workers from Gaza provided intelligence to Hamas. We refuse to be victims of the next massacre.” Over 1,000 women sign a letter to the Central Commander in Judea and Samaria.
These are the radical activists who support attacking Israel from Syria, who counter Israeli left-wingers calling for US support against Hezbollah, and who riot against the IDF in Judea and Samaria in the midst of the war.
Police detained a Jewish resident of Binyamin on serious murder charges, but after a brief interrogation, he was promptly released. Instead, he was served a draconian administrative order. The Honenu Legal Aid Organization strongly criticized the police’s conduct.
The IDF authorized the entry of the Arab Bedouin janitorial staff to the base even during the war. The staff stole weapons and other equipment that was donated to soldiers by civilians as part of the war effort.
