Hadera operation leaves several Israeli with critical injuries
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One Israeli settler was critically injured, while four others were moderately to seriously harmed in a ramming-and-stabbing operation.
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The body of a man who attacked and injured several pedestrians with a knife is examined by Israeli police after he was shot during the stabbing incident in Tel Aviv, occupied Palestine, Saturday Jan. 18, 2025 (AP)
Several people were injured following a vehicle ramming and stabbing operation in Hadera on Thursday, Israeli media reported, adding that one person was critically injured while four others were moderately to seriously harmed.
According to Israeli reports, the man who carried out the operation ran over several people and stabbed others before ramming into a police car on the Pardes Hanna-Karkur road, northeast of Hadera, and stabbing two police officers before he was martyred.
The spokesperson for Israeli emergency service Magen David Adom stated that the injured include five men and three women, aged between 20 and 70, with six of them transported to Hillel Yaffe Medical Center in Hadera. Israeli Channel 12 reported that the individual who performed the combined attack near Hadera was a 24-year-old Palestinian from the territories occupied in 1948.
Israel escalates West Bank operation
This comes as "Israel" mounts its aggression on the West Bank, raiding the city of Tulkarm and its refugee camp for the 32nd day and assaulting the Nur Shams refugee camp for the 18th day, destroying civilian infrastructure and killing Palestinian noncombatants.
The occupation intensified its demolitions of homes and residential buildings, affecting more than 26 structures in the Tulkarm camp on February 18 as part of a settlement plan, while Israeli forces announced to residents their plans to demolish 11 homes in the Nur Shams camp on February 26.
On February 23, Israeli tanks were seen deploying in the West Bank for the first time in 20 years, after the Israeli military was ordered to extend its occupation, escalating its oppression of Palestinian communities under the guise of targeting Resistance groups.
Security Minister Israel Katz stated on Sunday that Israeli forces would intensify their attacks on the refugee camps of Jenin, Tulkarm, and Nur Shams in the northern West Bank to dismantle Resistance groups, confirming that 40,000 Palestinians have already been displaced from these camps.
Israeli TANKS pull up near West Bank's Jenin for 1st time in 2 DECADES
— RT (@RT_com) February 23, 2025
Image shows column of armor near city
IDF says it's 'expanding offensive activity' pic.twitter.com/PVTRBTHhne
The order followed the explosion of three buses in Bat Yam, south of Tel Aviv on February 20th, in an incident described as he "return of the nightmare of exploding buses" by Israeli orientalist Guy Bechor, Israeli media reported that occupation police had arrested a "Jewish-Israeli suspect on allegations of assisting one of the saboteurs."
