Havat Gilad

A month after her home in the settlement of Havat Gilad in Judea and Samaria was destroyed in a severe fire, terror widow Yael Shevach shared the moving story of a family heirloom that survived the flames. An antique gold bracelet inherited from her grandmother remained intact despite the inferno.

Shimon Alfasi, owner of a tactical gear chain, has provided Havat Gilad residents with self-defense tools and essential supplies. The entrepreneur describes the aid as a personal duty, noting that the resilience of the families who lost their homes in recent incidents has deeply moved him and motivated his ongoing support.

A Central Command investigation reveals that the Shin Bet provided the IDF with intelligence regarding a planned tour in a high-friction area the night before the deadly attack. A failure to relay this information to field commanders was identified. Benyahu Malet was killed and two others were wounded in the shooting.

The fire at Havat Gilad was investigated and no findings of arson were discovered, but settler harassment of Palestinian villages continued.

Matan Kahana, like Naftali Bennett, mobilized in favor of Havat Gilad not only for reasons of human solidarity with a community that underwent a shock, but to prove to the deep right that he is still flesh of their flesh despite sitting in a coalition with Ra'am.

"The life of one Jew is worth 10 million Palestinians," said Shimon Yehuda, who called for the killing of all residents of Tel, Al-Sarra, Jit, and Far'ata after a weapon was snatched during a hike. When confronted with the racism in his words, he replied: "I know. But God chose us."

A week after the terror attack that claimed the life of Binyahu Malet, six new outposts were established near Havat Gilad. Residents state this is a response to the tragedy and a means to secure the territory.

Following the severe terror attack near Havat Gilad and the loss of Major Yuval Ezra and Banyahu Malet, of blessed memory, organizers are expected to approach the army in the coming day to receive permits to arrive in the area. "The intention is not to confront Palestinians, but to show presence and clarify that the routine continues."

Esther Rakow-Malet claims the attack near Havat Gilad could have been prevented: "The standby squad commander and Binyahu tried to repel the terrorists, fearing to open fire — the rules of engagement must be changed." She is determined to seek justice regarding her husband's dismissal from the officers' course.

Avi Mizrahi, former commander of the Central Command, warned in an interview with 103fm about the explosive situation in Judea and Samaria and harshly criticized the confrontation in the village of Tel where Binyahu Malet was killed.

Dutch opposition leader Geert Wilders paid a condolence visit to Havat Gilad to meet the family of Binyamin Malet, who was killed in a terror attack. Wilders expressed his solidarity, while Malet's widow shared memories of her husband's dedication to his family and the land.

About a week after her home in Havat Gilad burned down, terror widow Yael Shevach continues to show resilience and invites the people of Israel to join her for a housewarming on Tu B'Av 5788.

The fire at the Havat Gilad farm and the subsequent terror attack have turned fear into a daily reality for residents. A new episode on Channel 14 explores the struggle to hold territory in Judea and Samaria.

During the 'Patriots' program on Channel 14, host Yinon Magal addressed the severe terror attack at Havat Gilad, which claimed the lives of two Jews. Magal harshly criticized the conduct of security forces, arguing that the fear of opening fire on terrorists is a primary factor in such tragedies.

During the program 'The Patriots', panelist Itamar Fleischman addressed the storm of reactions in the left-wing media following the terror attack near Havat Gilad, and sharply criticized the claims of 'settler violence'. Fleischman emphasized that Jews who went out for a hike became a legitimate target for murder, and that a murderous culture stands before us.

Exposure: On the night between Thursday and Friday, the Havat Gilad security officer coordinated with military officials regarding security for hikers. Despite warnings, the event was not officially approved, leading to a confrontation that claimed the lives of Major Yuval Ezra and standby squad member Benyahu Malet.

After the home of Yael Shevach and Ilana Shimon burned down at Havat Gilad, Hadassa Ben Ari arrived to support the two. One special purchase for Yael moved even Rabbanit Yemima Mizrachi to tears.

Following the killing of Major Yuval Ezra and Binyahu Malet in a terror attack, which led to the shooting death of the terrorist and other Palestinians, tensions in Judea and Samaria have reached a breaking point. Residents of the settlements blame the authorities for inaction, while Palestinian representatives claim their reaction is a result of justified anger.

The IDF has been identifying an increase in the scope of terrorism in Judea and Samaria, some of which is directed by Iran. The last week was full of difficult incidents, which ended in a severe shooting attack in Samaria. Many forces were diverted to the area towards the weekend to prevent additional exceptional events.

Hundreds of Arabs surrounded Jewish hikers; a sheikh from the village snatched Binyahu Melet's weapon and fired. The claims have not yet been verified, and the IDF's response will be published later.

Binyahu Melet was killed while attempting to rescue a group of hikers under attack. He is survived by his wife Esther and two daughters. Havat Gilad leadership expressed their condolences and pledged full support to the family.

A report was received regarding a person wounded by gunfire following the theft of a security officer's weapon. The incident began when Israeli hikers were attacked by Palestinians near the village of Til.