Each of the three individuals, who were imprisoned and mistreated by the Palestinian Authority (PA) after aiding Israeli security forces, is to receive approximately one million shekels in compensation for the severe abuse they endured, as decreed by the Jerusalem District Court.

Three lives cut short: Israel mourns victims of those murdered at the Allenby Crossing in a terror attack earlier today (Sunday). 

The Higher Follow-Up Committee of the Arab community has announced a general strike for October 1st: "The war and destruction continue daily with its crimes. It seems that we are facing a war of extermination also in the West Bank."

After Palestinian media reported that an American citizen participating in a demonstration in the town of Beita was killed by gunfire, the IDF spokesperson said that the forces fired at an agitator who threw stones at them: "The details of the incident and the circumstances of the injury are under review."

A 42-year-old Palestinian collided with his vehicle into a police patrol car that was engaged in operational activities near the settlement of Eli in Samaria.

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.

The Saudi channel "Al-Hadath" reported today that Hamas leader Yehya Sinwar is betting on shifting attacks to the West Bank to pressure Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu into accepting Hamas's terms for a deal.

Following State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman's claims that the IDF, supported by the legal advisor, is obstructing his office’s ability to scrutinize the October 7 events, the IDF has clarified that it is acting according to the Supreme Court's ruling.

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.

In recent days, the IDF launched an extensive operation in Tulkarm and northern Samaria to counter terrorism. It was revealed this evening that the operation was triggered by a serious alert about a large-scale attack or raid on an Israeli settlement. The IDF states that "the alert has not been completely mitigated."

Militants from Islamic Jihad surrendered their weapons and turned themselves in to the Palestinian Authority's security forces, fearing an IDF operation in the al-Far'a refugee camp following the scenes witnessed in Jenin and Tulkarem.

The extensive operation aimed at countering terrorism in northern Samaria: Less than four hours after the end of the operation in Tubas and the al-Fara’a refugee camp in northern Samaria, Arab media outlets published footage today (Thursday) showing armed militants with uncovered faces participating in processions held under the open sky in the city.

The IDF Spokesperson announced today that during the operation in northern Samaria, a soldier was moderately injured in the Jenin area due to gunfire directed at him. The soldier was evacuated to the hospital in stable condition and was conscious.

Ella, the widow of Gideon Peri, who was tragically murdered in a terrorist attack in an industrial zone in Samaria last week, spoke about her husband's character and his constant concerns.

Palestinians are reporting that security forces are surrounding hospitals in Jenin, Tulkarem, and Tubas. The governor of Jenin stated that the IDF has notified the Civil Administration of its intention to invade the hospital complex in the city.

A car carrying three sisters, aged 11 to 19, and their 10-year-old cousin was severely damaged today (Tuesday) when Arabs threw stones at it. The incident took place on Allon Road in Samaria near Ma'ale Mikhmas. Fortunately, there were no injuries, but the vehicle sustained significant damage.

According to Arab reports, Abu Na'asa, the terrorist killed yesterday in the attack in Ariel, was a former prisoner in an Israeli jail and one of the commanders of the Jenin Brigade, considered one of the most wanted individuals in the Jenin refugee camp.

The attack that occurred last night (Sunday), in which terrorists detonated an explosive device against a bus near the settlements of Ma'ale Amos and Eviatar, occurred against the backdrop of the increasing use of explosive devices by terrorist organizations in the West Bank on civilian roads. It also highlights the story of a small village in Gush Etzion that has become a significant terror stronghold.