Tel Aviv Terrorist S Family Members Escape After Idf Fires At Their Car Near Jenin

The Israeli Defense Forces said that “information showed that the two brothers of the terrorist were in one of the vehicles” that appeared near the house of a Hazem in the village of Deir Gazale. The terrorist’s family has two homes in the area – one in the Jenin refugee camp and one in a nearby village. The IDF said bullets hit the car traveling in the Jenin area, but it eventually fled the area. The military claimed that soldiers had targeted the car tires, but the video showed broken windows. Fathi Hazem, the terrorist’s father, wrote on Facebook that his wife and youngest son were traveling in the car together when soldiers shot them. Get the Times of Israel Daily E-mail and never miss our top stories By registering, you agree to the terms “The army attacked the vehicle directly, I moved the vehicle and they hit its side. “They were planning to kill, not stop,” Hazem’s brother said in a video posted on Palestinian social media. He said he was in the car with his mother and 6-year-old brother. #Watch the moment of the assassination attempt on Jenin for the brother of the Tel Aviv bomber, Raad Hazem pic.twitter.com/zy9EX1lGHt – Newpress | New Press (@NewpressPs) April 10, 2022 #Watch a vehicle shot by the occupying forces at #Jenin pic.twitter.com/bMslVhc9Mv – Newpress | New Press (@NewpressPs) April 10, 2022 The IDF said another suspect fired at the soldiers from a passing motorcycle during the operation. The soldiers responded with fire and hit the man, the army said. The Palestinian Authority’s health ministry said a Palestinian was wounded by Israeli bullets in his pelvis during the incident. Israeli security forces tried to arrest Ra’ad Hazem’s father and brother for their alleged involvement in the attack. Hazem’s father, Fathi, is a former security prisoner who previously served as a Palestinian Authority security officer in Jenin. He praised his son for the killings and refused an Israeli summons. Tensions between Israel and the Palestinians have risen sharply in recent weeks amid repeated terrorist attacks in Israeli cities that have left 14 dead. On Saturday night, soldiers raided Palestinian cities across the West Bank in an effort to combat violence and captured 20. Palestinians clashed with Israeli troops during raids in Tulkarem, Jenin and Jericho, leaving several wounded. We tell a critical story Israel is now a much more important player on the world stage than its size suggests. As a Diplomatic Correspondent for the Times of Israel, I am well aware that Israel’s security, strategy and national interests are always under scrutiny and have serious implications. It takes balance, determination and knowledge to accurately convey the history of Israel, and I come to work every day with the goal of doing it to the fullest. Financial support from readers like you allows me to travel to watch the war (I just returned from reporting on Ukraine) and sign historic agreements. And it enables the Times of Israel to remain the place where readers around the world turn for accurate news about Israel’s relationship with the world. If it is important for you to have and thrive on independent, fact-based coverage of Israel’s role in the world, I urge you to support our work. Will you be joining the Times of Israel today? Thank you, Lazar Berman, Diplomatic Correspondent Yes, I will give Yes, I will give Already a member? Sign in to stop seeing it You are a devoted reader We’re really glad you read the X Times of Israel articles last month. That’s why we started the Times of Israel ten years ago – to provide demanding readers like you with the coverage they need to read about Israel and the Jewish world. So now we have a request. Unlike other media, we have not created a paywall. However, as the journalism we do is expensive, we invite readers for whom the Times of Israel has become important to help support our work by joining The Times of Israel. For just $ 6 a month you can support our quality journalism by enjoying Times of Israel WITHOUT ADVERTISING, as well as access to exclusive content available only to members of the Times of Israel Community. Thanks, David Horovitz, Founding Editor of the Times of Israel Subscribe to our community Subscribe to our community Already a member? Sign in to stop seeing it

title: “Tel Aviv Terrorist S Family Members Escape After Idf Fires At Their Car Near Jenin " ShowToc: true date: “2022-12-15” author: “John Cook”

The Israeli Defense Forces said that “information showed that the two brothers of the terrorist were in one of the vehicles” that appeared near the house of a Hazem in the village of Deir Gazale. The terrorist’s family has two homes in the area – one in the Jenin refugee camp and one in a nearby village. The IDF said bullets hit the car traveling in the Jenin area, but it eventually fled the area. The military claimed that soldiers had targeted the car tires, but the video showed broken windows. Fathi Hazem, the terrorist’s father, wrote on Facebook that his wife and youngest son were traveling in the car together when soldiers shot them. Get the Times of Israel Daily E-mail and never miss our top stories By registering, you agree to the terms “The army attacked the vehicle directly, I moved the vehicle and they hit its side. “They were planning to kill, not stop,” Hazem’s brother said in a video posted on Palestinian social media. He said he was in the car with his mother and 6-year-old brother. #Watch the moment of the assassination attempt on Jenin for the brother of the Tel Aviv bomber, Raad Hazem pic.twitter.com/zy9EX1lGHt – Newpress | New Press (@NewpressPs) April 10, 2022 #Watch a vehicle shot by the occupying forces at #Jenin pic.twitter.com/bMslVhc9Mv – Newpress | New Press (@NewpressPs) April 10, 2022 The IDF said another suspect fired at the soldiers from a passing motorcycle during the operation. The soldiers responded with fire and hit the man, the army said. The Palestinian Authority’s health ministry said a Palestinian was wounded by Israeli bullets in his pelvis during the incident. Israeli security forces tried to arrest Ra’ad Hazem’s father and brother for their alleged involvement in the attack. Hazem’s father, Fathi, is a former security prisoner who previously served as a Palestinian Authority security officer in Jenin. He praised his son for the killings and refused an Israeli summons. Tensions between Israel and the Palestinians have risen sharply in recent weeks amid repeated terrorist attacks in Israeli cities that have left 14 dead. On Saturday night, soldiers raided Palestinian cities across the West Bank in an effort to combat violence and captured 20. Palestinians clashed with Israeli troops during raids in Tulkarem, Jenin and Jericho, leaving several wounded. We tell a critical story Israel is now a much more important player on the world stage than its size suggests. As a Diplomatic Correspondent for the Times of Israel, I am well aware that Israel’s security, strategy and national interests are always under scrutiny and have serious implications. It takes balance, determination and knowledge to accurately convey the history of Israel, and I come to work every day with the goal of doing it to the fullest. Financial support from readers like you allows me to travel to watch the war (I just returned from reporting on Ukraine) and sign historic agreements. And it enables the Times of Israel to remain the place where readers around the world turn for accurate news about Israel’s relationship with the world. If it is important for you to have and thrive on independent, fact-based coverage of Israel’s role in the world, I urge you to support our work. Will you be joining the Times of Israel today? Thank you, Lazar Berman, Diplomatic Correspondent Yes, I will give Yes, I will give Already a member? Sign in to stop seeing it You are a devoted reader We’re really glad you read the X Times of Israel articles last month. That’s why we started the Times of Israel ten years ago – to provide demanding readers like you with the coverage they need to read about Israel and the Jewish world. So now we have a request. Unlike other media, we have not created a paywall. However, as the journalism we do is expensive, we invite readers for whom the Times of Israel has become important to help support our work by joining The Times of Israel. For just $ 6 a month you can support our quality journalism by enjoying Times of Israel WITHOUT ADVERTISING, as well as access to exclusive content available only to members of the Times of Israel Community. Thanks, David Horovitz, Founding Editor of the Times of Israel Subscribe to our community Subscribe to our community Already a member? Sign in to stop seeing it