Three separate terrorist cells were broken up recently by security forces in the Palestinian village of Beit Fajjar, near Gush Etzion in Judea, it has been cleared for publication. 19 terrorist cell ...
Beit Fajjar, a village 25 kilometres south of Jerusalem, has a total population of 12,000, among which four to five hundred are refugee families. It is east of Route 60 and according to the latest ...
BEIT FAJJAR, West Bank — The family and friends of Andalib Takafka gathered Saturday to celebrate not a life but a death. Andalib was 18 and had lived an uneventful life. Everything about the girl, ...
Beit Fajjar, West Bank – The mayor of Beit Fajjar, Mr. Omar Takatka, and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) West Bank and Gaza Mission Director, Dr. Howard Sumka, laid the ...
The contractor responsible for repaving access roads in Gush Etzion has reportedly taken the excess asphalt and used it to pave a connection between Wadi Sair and the Beit Fajjar quarries. The ...
The army claimed the two walked towards a restricted area of the industrial zone before the soldiers stopped and searched them. and reportedly found knives with them. Israeli Ynet News said an initial ...
The terrorists, all residents of Beit Fajjar, confessed during questioning to several shooting and Molotov cocktail attacks against Israelis, the IDF said. Investigators seized six rifles and a fake ...
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According to the police, a months-long investigation into the attacks led to the indictment on terrorism charges of the 19 Beit Fajjar residents. The suspects, who include several minors, confessed to ...
A large military force invaded, on Sunday evening, Beit Fajjar town, south of the West Bank city of Bethlehem, before surrounding and isolating it, reportedly after shots were fires at Migdal Oz ...
The Arab settlement of Beit Fajjar (Beit Fajr) in Gush Etzion was locked down by the IDF, allowing no entry or exit except for emergencies, according to Haaretz ...
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