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Israeli security forces have disrupted what authorities describe as a major terror plot targeting the Jerusalem area, following the discovery of a 25-meter-deep tunnel and a substantial weapons cache. Two suspects, including an East Jerusalem resident and a Palestinian from Al-Eizariya, were arrested after forensic evidence, including DNA, linked them to the subterranean infrastructure.

A man was murdered in the town of Yafia (Yafi‘) early Monday morning, marking the sixth fatality in a wave of violence that has swept through the Arab sector in less than 30 hours. Israel Police have opened an investigation into the scene as the death toll in the community continues to climb.

Israeli Border Police and Fire and Rescue Services uncovered a substantial weapons cache hidden at the bottom of a deep water well in the village of al-Jib, north of Jerusalem, the Israel Police announced on Friday. The discovery followed a complex, multi-night operation that required draining the well and deploying a professional diver to reach the submerged munitions.

A 19-year-old woman was shot dead in the Gevarish neighborhood of Ramla overnight, Israeli police said Thursday. Authorities have launched a murder investigation into the incident, which marks another violent event in the central Israeli city.

President Donald Trump stated Wednesday that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan was a leading candidate to enter the ongoing war alongside Iran due to his dislike of Israel, but ultimately complied with a personal request from Trump to remain uninvolved. Speaking alongside NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in the Oval Office, Trump praised Erdogan as a "great leader" and a strong ally, while also claiming that Chinese President Xi Jinping similarly abstained from intervention at his behest.

Israeli security forces have uncovered a tunnel dug from the Al-Eizariya area toward Israeli territory near the A-Za'im crossing, east of Jerusalem. The shaft, which reached a depth of approximately 25 meters, was discovered following a report from the Civil Administration. Two suspects, a Palestinian resident of Al-Eizariya and a resident of East Jerusalem, both in their 30s, were arrested after forensic DNA evidence tied them to the site.

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