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Terrorist shot after attempting to stab IDF soldier operating in West Bank, no IDF injuries

  • On Friday night, Israel Defense Forces killed an armed Palestinian man during an overnight operation in Jenin after he attempted to stab a soldier; no Israeli forces were injured.
  • Palestinian sources identified the man as Fathi Hazem, a former Palestinian Authority security official and father of Raad Hazem, who killed three people at Tel Aviv's Ilka Bar on Dizengoff Street in April 2022.
  • Israeli security officials had previously discussed targeting Fathi Hazem but decided against an operation, citing concerns that his elimination could trigger significant escalation in the West Bank area.
  • The incident follows a confrontation two weeks ago when two Israeli civilians accidentally entered Jenin, where Palestinians surrounded their vehicle and threw stones before they escaped with Shomron Regional Council assistance.
  • Neither the military nor Palestinian sources reported further immediate clashes following the overnight operation, though the area remains tense with militants regarding Fathi Hazem as a symbol of resistance.
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In a new escalation in the city of Jenin in the northern West Bank, the activist Fathi Khazem (Abu Raad), father of the martyrs Raad and Abdul Rahman, was killed by Israeli occupation forces during a raid on his home in the main roundabout area, before the occupation forces seized his body...

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According to the official Palestinian news agency WAFA, Israeli soldiers raided the home of Palestinian Fathi Hazem in a major intersection area in the center of Jenin.

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Jerusalem Post broke the news in Jerusalem, Israel on Friday, August 21, 2026.
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