The other night, a report came out on Arab social media (link to our report below) that terrorists from Tulkarm had ambushed a vehicle with IDF troops inside and killed 5 of them.

The "speaker" for the thugs stood up on a car in Tuiulkarm and to hundreds of cheering terrorists lifting guns in the air, announced this "huge victory". They even published an official declaration.

The "news" was welcomed in the big cities of Judea and Samaria and celebrations broke out complete with the distribution of sweets.

One may wonder - why would they act out this lie when the Palestinians wake up the next day to find out they had been lied to? The sad answer to this is that the Palestinians, and Arabs in general, are so used to being lied to, they don't really care. 

Remember that the Arab state in the first 5 days of the 6-day-war told their people that they were crushing the Israeli army. On the sixth day - they surrendered.

Terrorism and its effects: Since the drama that the Islamic Jihad terrorists tried to create in Tulkarm, a number of REAL attacks have been carried out in northern Samaria.

1. Shooting by terrorists towards the settlement of Shaked in northern Samaria.
2. Terrorists from the town of Burka threw an explosive device at an Israeli vehicle near the settlement of Hamesh.
3. Terrorists fire twice at the IDF position on Mount Gerizim.
4. Terrorists fire twice within minutes at the Beit Furich checkpoint east of Nablus.

There were no casualties in all these attacks, but it could present the beginning of a wave of terror attacks.

Al-Aqsa Martyrs Battalions (Fatah) Nablus Battalion took responsibility for 4 shooting attacks in the Nablus city area in just half an hour.

The mosques in M.P. Jenin, and the city of Jenin used to praise and praise the terrorists of the armed groups in northern Samaria.

The mosques in MP Balata in Nablus published messages of praise for the armed groups, and terrorists from the al-Aqsa Martyrs Battalions Balata Battalion in Nablus distributed sweets to passers-by.

In the town of Beit Omer, north of Hebron, Islamic Jihad and Fatah terrorists distributed sweets to passers-by.