Dramatic operation in Judea and Samaria? Netanyahu's answer on the eve of the attack | Watch

In an interview with Channel 14 on the eve of the attack at the Yehuda Junction, Netanyahu was asked why Israel is not launching a preemptive strike in Judea and Samaria. He revealed that he asked the IDF for a strong plan but refused to say whether Israel would initiate or respond. This morning, two Hamas terrorists were eliminated after a firefight at a checkpoint.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was asked in a special interview with Channel 14 why Israel is not launching a preemptive strike in Judea and Samaria, against the backdrop of his warning about a 'reversal of roles' scenario. Netanyahu replied that he asked the IDF to present him with a strong plan to deal with the threat, but refused to reveal whether Israel intends to initiate or respond. The interview took place last night, on the eve of the deadly shooting attack at the Yehuda Junction. This morning, two Hamas terrorists from Hebron arrived at a temporary checkpoint in a stolen vehicle, opened fire, and were eliminated after a firefight lasting about 20 minutes. A large amount of ammunition was found in their vehicle. The headline asks about a 'dramatic operation' but the body does not provide an answer.