Israel Captures Four Out of Six Palestinian Fugitives
Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigade leader Zakaria Zubeidi and one more fugitive have been captured in Northern Israel
Breaking:
- Israel erects 200 roadblocks as manhunt after Palestinian jawbreakers underway (Haaretz)
- Israel captures four out of six Palestinian fugitives including Zakaria Zubeidi (Haaretz)
- Israeli air force strike targets in northern Gaza Strip according to Palestinian reports (Haaretz)
- PM Bennett meets with defense officials following capture of two fugitives and clashes in West Bank
- Unknown persons shoot at police officer home in Northern Israel, no injuries reported (Haaretz)
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