A recent Israeli police anti-crime operation has demonstrated the violence Israel faces both inside and outside their borders.

After the IDF withdrew its demand to collect the weapons from the northern settlements that are not adjacent to the Lebanese border, now the heads of other settlements in the north are joining the protest and calling not to collect the weapons of the standby squads.

During the night, an extended operation was carried out by IDF fighters, the Shin Bet and the Border Police in Judea and Samaria. during which many Hamas terrorists were captured, many weapons were located, and terrorists who tried to take shelter in a hospital in Jenin - were arrested.

As part of the ground activity in Gaza, IDF forces located dozens of guns, explosive-laden drones, RPG missiles, and other combat equipment. In another area, fighters destroyed a workshop used for manufacturing explosive materials.

A new agreement has been signed between Hezbollah and Russia, Syria, and Tehran: The agreement stipulates that Hezbollah will transfer their old weapons to Syria and Russia, and in return, they will receive new ammunition from Tehran

IDF forces have arrested 13 wanted individuals throughout Judea and Samaria, and they have also confiscated firearms, ammunition, and combat equipment. At the same time, four workshops for the production of weapons were targeted in a special operation in Hebron

"As part of the 'Safe Green Route' operation by the Israel Police, approximately 141 suspects were arrested for criminal activities in the Arab sector. Additionally, since the beginning of the year, around 190 rifles, 1,041 firearms, and 163 explosive devices were confiscated."

Police officers were called to a domestic violence event in the Bedouin village of Al-Azazme in the southern region. They responded to a report of a suspect who stabbed and injured his sister. During a search conducted at his residence, they seized a shotgun, a handgun, grenades, and ammunition. The court extended his detention.