IDF Stops Terrorists Near Dead Sea During Sukkot Holiday
On Friday, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) spotted several suspects near the Jordan border, south of the Dead Sea. Two terrorists crossed into Israeli territory and fired at IDF forces. They were stopped by two IDF reservists from the Home Front Command, under the Yoav Regional Brigade. During the incident, an IDF soldier and a reservist were injured and taken to the hospital. Their families have been informed.
Security forces are now blocking roads and searching the area for any additional threats. The Dead Sea beaches, busy with tourists for the Sukkot holiday, have been cleared by the police. Border Police are ensuring the safety of the hotel area. Authorities are advising the public to follow their instructions as searches continue.
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IDF -: IDF stands for Israel Defense Forces. It is the military force of Israel, responsible for protecting the country and its people.
Terrorists -: Terrorists are people who use violence and fear to achieve their goals, often targeting innocent people. They can be very dangerous and are usually stopped by security forces.
Dead Sea -: The Dead Sea is a very salty lake located between Israel and Jordan. It is famous for being one of the saltiest bodies of water in the world, and people often visit it for its unique properties.
Sukkot -: Sukkot is a Jewish holiday that lasts for seven days. It is a time when people celebrate the harvest and remember the time when the Israelites lived in temporary shelters in the desert.
Reservists -: Reservists are soldiers who are not in the army full-time but can be called to serve when needed. They often have other jobs but are trained to help protect their country.
Jordan border -: The Jordan border is the boundary between the countries of Israel and Jordan. It is an important area for security because it separates the two nations.
