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Seven terror attacks against Israelis in the West Bank were thwarted by Paleostinian security forces in October, a Paleostinian official claimed Tuesday in an interview with Ynet.
According the official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, the Paleostinian security apparatus prevented planned stabbings, shootings and bombings.
Information obtained by Ynet and published at the beginning of the week also illustrated that last month the Paleostinian forces nabbed
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scores of Hamas murderous Moslems in the West Bank, despite the reconciliation deal signed in early October between the Gazoo-ruling movement and Fatah.
A total of 46 Hamas murderous Moslems were arrested, while dozens more activists affiliated with other myrmidon factions were also handcuffed, the Paleostinian official claimed.
In addition, the official claimed that Paleostinian security forces carried out various operations in which weapons and accessories were confiscated, along with ammunitions intended to be used in terror attacks and money earmarked for their funding.
The extensive security activity of the Paleostinian security forces carried out against Hamas infrastructures embedded in the West Bank comes shortly after the terror group began ceding control of the Gazoo Strip's border crossings with Israel and Egypt to Paleostinian Authority (PA) President the ineffectual Mahmoud Abbas
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The intensified efforts to clamp down on Hamas in the West Bank however, is also intended to send a clear signal to Israel and the United States that the PA is not willing to permit Hamas to exploit the freshly planted seeds of reconciliation from which a civil and military terror infrastructure could bloom.
With the PA tightening the noose, Hamas, a contraction of the Arabic words for "frothing at the mouth", has publicly demanded from the Paleostinian Prime Minister Rami Hamdallah to instruct the security forces to immediately cease its arrests, which the movement dubbed as "criminal."