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IDF Drone Crashes in Gaza
An IDF flying over the Gaza Strip crashed on Wednesday.
The IDF stated that the drone crashed while on an operation and that there is no fear of an intelligence leakage.
There is no fear of information leaking, the IDF stressed.
It did not state the circumstances that caused the drone to crash or its type.
Several such incidents have occurred in recent months.
The drones are primarily used for reconnaissance, data collection, and target marking missions.
Gaza Terrorists Fire 2 Rockets at Israel
Terrorists in the Gaza Strip fired two rockets toward Israel on Tuesday night. Both rockets exploded inside Gaza. Sirens sounded in southern Israel.
The IDF did not respond to the attack.
Gaza-based terrorists have launched a total of 48 rockets toward Israeli towns in the past five days.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated Tuesday that following a Security Cabinet meeting, “we made decisions – to prepare for any scenario.”
“We are prepared for any development; I suggest that our enemies not test us,” he said.
Arab Woman Arrested for Desecrating Israeli Flag
Jerusalem’s police arrested on Monday an Arab woman who desecrated an Israeli flag in the center of the city and then posted the incident on social media.
In the clip posted on Tik Tok a few days ago, the woman is seen cutting the Israeli flag with a large knife and then throwing it to the ground.
The police tracked the woman down and took her for questioning.
Water Theft by Arabs Returns to Plague Har Hebron Area
Israeli residents of the Har Hebron area have been suffering from reoccurring water cuts, the result of water theft by local Arabs during the summer months, a phenomenon which has returned in recent days.
A pirate connection to the main water line used for the theft of water from the Israeli communities of Carmel and Maon in Mount Hebron was discovered on Thursday.
In recent days, there has been a decrease in the amount of drinking water and water for agriculture that reaches the localities of Maon and Avigayil in the Hebron Mountains.
The residents were asked to reduce water consumption at home and elsewhere, despite the extremely hot weather last week.
An inspection by the staff of the Mount Hebron Regional Council and the Mekorot Water Company led to the exposure of pirate lines used to steal water from the Israeli communities. The stolen water ran to reservoirs set up by Palestinians, from where they collect the water in tankers and sell it.
Yochai Damari, head of the Mount Hebron Regional Council stated that “the broken windows syndrome in Judea and Samaria begins with criminal terrorist activity and ends with hostile acts of sabotage that could and with injury”.
“Deterrence and governance must be restored,” he demanded.
Smuggler Killed by IDF Fire on Egyptian Border
A smuggler was killed by the IDF forces on the Egyptian border on Wednesday night after apparently threatening the troops’ lives.
The IDF stated that a unit that was in an ambush on the Egyptian border during the night identified three suspicious vehicles approaching the border fence from inside Israel.
The troops signaled the vehicles to stop and identified one of the vehicles accelerating towards them, and in response fired at the wheels of the vehicle.
One of the suspects was killed as a result of the shooting.
The incident is being investigated, the IDF stated.
This is the second time in 10 days that a Bedouin drug smuggler has been killed in an encounter with IDF soldiers on the Egyptian border.
Israeli forces periodically clash with smugglers on the border with Egypt, a major smuggling route for drugs, weapons, and women into Israel.
The clashes have increased significantly in recent months, apparently the result of increased efforts by smugglers and an intensefied IDF response to stem the attempts.
