ISIS operative nabbed en-route to terrorist attack in Israel

Security officials have revealed that the terrorists who planted a 49-kilogram car bomb in the yishuv of Ateret early Monday morning intended to massacre dozens of children.

A month after an ultra-Orthodox extremist attacked police officers who were arresting a flag-waver during an anti-Zionist procession in the heart of the Haredi neighborhood, the suspect was located today and arrested at his home by police detectives in Jerusalem.

Forces from the Jordan Valley and Valleys Brigade, in cooperation with Border Police and the Israel Police, discovered two bags loaded with weapons and weapon parts as part of a thwarted smuggling attempt.

In its official weekly, ISIS called on its members to carry out terrorist attacks against Jews throughout Europe over the war in Gaza, like the attack in Solingen, Germany, which killed three people.

Dozens of snakes of various species were found in the suitcase of a Jerusalem resident as he returned from Italy. "Efforts will be made to return them to their country of origin," stated the Director of Captive Wildlife at the Nature and Parks Authority.

Rabbi Rips' Torah code studies were the subject of great public interest and controversy. 

The ultra-Orthodox newspaper Yated Ne'eman has taken an unusual step against Itamar Ben-Gvir by publishing a front page with an advertisement in Arabic. This follows Ben-Gvir's recent comments about policy on the Temple Mount, which have once again stirred controversy.

US Central Command (CENTCOM) has confirmed that the Houthis, Iran's proxies in Yemen, attacked two oil tankers yesterday using ballistic missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles.

The operation in Jenin continues: In exchanges of fire and airstrikes, 14 militants have been eliminated, around 30 explosives have been neutralized, and 25 militants have been arrested. IDF, Shin Bet, and Border Police forces are continuing to thwart terror infrastructures in the area.

Security forces successfully defused potential car bomb at settlement entrance, marking the third such incident in three days. Officials call for expanded military operations in response to escalating threat.

National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir has written a letter to the Prime Minister demanding that the Cabinet meeting today discuss advancing legislation for the death penalty for terrorists. He stated: "The answer to the execution of our hostages by Hamas terrorists requires a very painful Israeli response."

The terrorist responsible for this morning's horrific attack, in which three policemen were killed, is an officer in the presidential guard of Mahmoud Abbas, Chairman of the Palestinian Authority.