ALERT: Manhunt ongoing for a 24-year-old Muslim terrorist from Tulkarem, who wrote in a will his intentions to perpetrate an immediate terror attack against Jews.
Anyone with information should call Israel Police via 100.

ALERT: Manhunt ongoing for a 24-year-old Muslim terrorist from Tulkarem, who wrote in a will his intentions to perpetrate an immediate terror attack against Jews.
Anyone with information should call Israel Police via 100.

IDF deploys additional combat troops, over 100 snipers to Israel-Gaza border ahead of mass zombie-style march, as Hamas terror group pledges to prevent rioters from breaching fence.
Hamas, the terrorist group that rules Gaza has called for a series of “peaceful protests” beginning March 30, when the so-called Palestinians mark Land Day.
Hamas said it expected as many as 100,000 Gazans to take part in Friday’s zombie-style “March of Return” along the security border fence.

Bracing for violence and Muslim riots, the IDF has deployed Infantry, Armored Corps and Combat Intelligence troops, alongside special forces, sappers and more than 100 snipers to the border.
Military, Border Police and Israel Police troops on the ground will be backed by aerial assistance to better monitor protesters’ movement along the fence and alert the troops in the event of attempts to target IDF posts or infiltrate border-adjacent communities.

“We will not allow security infrastructure to be compromised,” IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Gadi Eizenkot said Tuesday. “If the Palestinians think they can organize a march and cross the fence into our territory, they are wrong.”
“We will use an iron fist to prevent protesters from infiltrating Israel. We have granted permission to open fire if lives are in jeopardy. [Hamas leader Ismail] Haniyeh and whoever sent them [the protesters] there will be solely responsible for whatever happens.”

Meanwhile, the deputy Hamas terror group leader in Gaza, Khalil al-Hayya, visited the tent cities erected in five locations on the Israel-Gaza border to house the rioters coming from across Gaza on Thursday and delivered a similar message, calling for mass participation but stressing the riots should be done in “peaceful ways.”
The riots are due to end on May 15, the day Arabs call the “Nakba” or “Catastrophe”, marking the creation of the State of Israel in 1948.

Israel haters urge Netflix to drop ‘racist’ hit series ‘Fauda’.
Anti-Semitic and terror-sympathizer BDS movement threatens legal action if streaming company doesn’t remove TV show about Mista’arvim undercover elite counter-terrorism unit, claiming it ‘gives legitimization to war criminals’.
“Fauda” has enjoyed unparalleled success internationally for an Israeli TV show, prompting Netflix to commit to the second season, as well as two other show ideas that they are working on.

“We want to thank the BDS movement in whose merit those Palestinians who have not yet seen ‘Fauda’ will now find a way to watch the series,” he said. “Just yesterday we talked with a friend in Gaza who didn’t stop praising the first season of the series.”
In a response to the letter, Avi Issacharoff, co-creator of the series, said he regretted the BDS action but welcomed the publicity.

“We want to thank the BDS movement in whose merit those Palestinians who have not yet seen ‘Fauda’ will now find a way to watch the series,” he said. “Just yesterday we talked with a friend in Gaza who didn’t stop praising the first season of the series.”

“It is regrettable to see the BDS movement trying to harm an Israeli work whatever it may be, no matter what its content,” he continued. “We have no choice but to wish them no success.”
There was no immediate response from Netflix Israel.
FAUDA: Undercover special unit of the Israeli Border Police arrested 3 Muslims, including a resident from East Jerusalem who worked at the French Consulate. He was involved in the arms trafficking ring led by a French official who used his diplomatic privileges to smuggle weapons pic.twitter.com/M2IyLqBAZw
— Behind The News (@Behind__News) March 19, 2018
Residents of Western Galilee report that the IDF has placed concrete bomb shelters near major junctions and entrances to several communities in the area of Northern Israel.

BREAKING: A Muslim terrorist was caught in possession of a knife at Qalandiya checkpoint, near Jerusalem.
The terrorist has been arrested and transferred to the Shin Bet for questioning.
No injuries.
Another terror attack was thwarted in Southern Israel. After a major manhunt, security forces caught and arrested a Muslim terrorist on its way to carry out a terror attack in Beer Sheva.
His accomplice was apprehended earlier.
ALERT: Police are working at this time near Beer Sheva searching for a Muslim terrorist on his way to perpetrate a terror attack.
Roadblocks have been set up and security vehicles are present in the area.
Details to follow.
BREAKING: Muslim terrorist attempted to drive vehicle into a group of French soldiers near a military base in Varces. No injuries; manhunt underway for the terrorist.
Details to follow.

An indictment was filed against a Muslim terrorist from northern Israel who drove into a Border Police officer, 2 IDF soldiers and a civilian in early March in what police confirmed was a terror attack.
Malek Yousef Asadi (26), an Israeli citizen from Shefa-‘Amr in northern Israel, carried out the terror attack at the city’s train station, before a Border Police officer managed to shoot and neutralize him.
A Muslim terrorist ran over a Border Police officer in Acre near the city market in a car-ramming attack, before continuing and wounding 2 other IDF soldiers near the train station. The terrorist was shot on the spot & said to be in critical condition https://t.co/S5Q3YoSdw0 pic.twitter.com/1sisTWw6Mr
— Behind The News (@Behind__News) March 4, 2018
The indictment attributed to him five counts of attempted murder in his act of terror. The Muslim terrorist was hospitalized after the attack but was discharged on Tuesday before arriving in court.
According to the indictment, on 3 March at 11 am, Asadi arrived with his wife to a doctors clinic in Acre for a medical check up.
After receiving a fine, Asadi spotted a soldier looking over at him and began driving his vehicle in the direction of the soldier.
A Muslim terrorist ran over a Border Police officer in Acre near the city market in a car-ramming attack, before continuing and wounding 2 other IDF soldiers near the train station. The terrorist was shot on the spot & said to be in critical condition https://t.co/S5Q3YoSdw0 pic.twitter.com/Ny1zMnANwX
— Behind The News (@Behind__News) March 4, 2018
When he noticed that the soldier was about to cross the road, he accelerated his vehicle, ascended the sidewalk and hit ran the soldier over with intent to kill, the indictment noted.
Afterward, the terrorist continued and hit three more soldiers and attempted to plow his vehicle into others. The indictments also notes that before the attack, the Muslim terrorist told his friends that “life in heaven is better.”
BREAKING: Ramming attack near the Acre train station in northern Israel. 2 IDF soldiers and a Border Police officer were lightly wounded. The Muslim terrorist was shot and neutralized. Details to follow. pic.twitter.com/xE7KohxkHe
— Behind The News (@Behind__News) March 4, 2018
Pulse Muslim terrorist Omar Mateen originally wanted to shoot up the heavily populated Disney Springs complex in Orlando with a rifle hidden in a stroller. But he became nervous by cops around him, so he headed to the gay nightclub on June 12, 2016, where he murdered 49 people.
Prosecutors made the revelation during closing arguments in the federal case against Mateen’s widow, Noor Salman.
A second-generation American, Salman was born into a well-to-do so-called Palestinian family who emigrated to California from Ramallah in the 1970s. Salman knew that his husband was planning a mass shooting, went on location scouting trips, accompanied her husband to buy ammunition and never warned authorities.
“The target of that terrorist attack was not the Pulse nightclub,” Assistant U.S. Attorney Sara Sweeney told the jury Wednesday morning. “The target of the attack was Disney.”

Mateen’s initial plot was to sneak the rifle into the shopping and dining resort in an infant’s carriage with a baby doll inside, Sweeney said in comments carried by the Orlando Sentinel.
Mateen, who had pledged allegiance to ISIS, was shot and eliminated in a firefight with cops at Pulse after the shooting attack.
A search of Mateen’s car turned up the stroller and the doll, the prosecutor added, both of which he bought at a Walmart the day before the terror attack.

Jurors, who are expected to begin deliberating on Salman’s fate Wednesday, saw photos of those items during the closing arguments.
Salman is charged with providing material support to a terrorist organization and obstruction. She faces life in prison if she’s convicted.
The 31-year-old Muslim widow of the terrorist is accused of helping her husband scout locations to murder in the name of ISIS, then covering for him to his parents and investigators after the terror attack.
Surveillance footage played in court Wednesday showed the Muslim terrorist strolling by the House of Blues.
The ISIS terrorist got scared at Disney Springs by a heavy presence of Orange County sheriff’s deputies, prosecutors said.
“He had to choose a new target,” Sweeney said.

Salman wasn’t aware her husband switched his plans, but the prosecutor argued that wasn’t important to proving she still helped him plan.
“She doesn’t have to know that his initial target didn’t work out,” she told the jurors.
Last week, the jury saw footage of Mateen, Salman and their son at Disney Springs less than a month before the massacre, buying the toddler a toy.
The government has accused the Jihadi wife of giving false statements about the number of guns he owned, his social media activity and internet use at home.

She’s also been accused of telling Mateen to say he was out with his friend, should his parents ask about his whereabouts.
Her lawyers are expected to speak later Wednesday, and have presented Salman as a ‘tortured wife’ whose husband told her ‘very few things’.
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