The Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency) is the Jewish state's primary internal security service, focusing primarily on internal security, exposing terrorist rings, and intelligence efforts in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
Also known as the Shabak, it makes up one of the three arms of Israel's intelligence community, alongside the Mossad (foreign intelligence) and Aman (military intelligence).
Like the Mossad, despite being a security agency, the Shin Bet does not operate under the Defense Ministry and instead answers to the prime minister.
The current head of the Shin Bet is Ronen Bar, appointed in 2021 by then-prime minister Naftali Bennett.
Subsequently, the Palestinian Health Ministry reported that an Israeli airstrike killed at least ten Palestinians in the Tamun area.
Footage of the displays showed the suspects participating in a celebration waving Hamas flags and firing weapons into the air.
The two NGOs were a direct continuation of the 2015 outlawed Northern Branch of the Islamic Movement.
The Palestinian Health Ministry reported that one of the passengers was killed and the other was moderately injured, according to Israeli media reports.
The suspects were reportedly aware of the nature of their actions and understood they were working for an Iranian operative.
Israeli airlines suspend Paphos flights over unspecified security concerns, redirecting passengers to Larnaca instead.
The Palestinian Red Crescent reported that a two-year-old toddler was killed by IDF fire.
“We are in a multi-front campaign—but right now, it’s Samaria’s time," he asserted.
The terrorist passed checks both when applying for his visa and in Ben-Gurion Airport after being blocked by an immigrations officer.
He suggested various ways in which the combat tactics from the Gaza Strip could be implemented in the northern West Bank.
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