A terror attack at the Maoz Yehuda farm in Judea and Samaria left at least one person wounded earlier today, according to Israel Gantz, head of the Binyamin Regional Council and the Yesha Council. Gantz condemned the attack and called for a firm offensive response, while security forces pursue the assailant.
Earlier today, a severe terror attack occurred at the Maoz Yehuda farm, a Jewish community in the Binyamin region of Judea and Samaria. At least one person was wounded, according to Israel Gantz, head of the Binyamin Regional Council and the Yesha Council. Gantz released a statement condemning the attack and calling for a strong offensive response, emphasizing that the terrorists understand the significance of Jewish presence on the land. He expressed prayers for the recovery of the wounded and support for security forces currently pursuing the assailant.
Gantz, who serves as the head of both the Binyamin Regional Council—the largest regional council in Israel—and the Yesha Council, the umbrella organization for Jewish local authorities in Judea and Samaria, has been a central figure in advocating for security and settlement development. The attack highlights the ongoing security challenges facing communities in the area.
Details on the assailant and the full extent of casualties remain unconfirmed.
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