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A photo from the Jenin area reveals: a swastika is proudly affixed to one of the pillars on the street • In recent days, the IDF has been expanding its activities in northern Samaria as part of Operation "Iron Wall," which is intended to thwart terrorism in the area. A photo from the Jenin area reveals: a swastika proudly plastered on one of the street pillars. Our reporter Hillel Biton Rosen commented on this on his Twitter account: "There is no difference between the Arabs in Gaza and those in Judea and Samaria and East Jerusalem, where the phenomenon of such symbols of hatred is widespread, and indicates a sick Nazism that is found everywhere."

In recent days, the IDF has been expanding its activities in northern Samaria as part of Operation "Iron Wall," which is designed to thwart terrorism in the region. IDF, Shin Bet, and Border Guard forces are operating in Jenin, Tulkarm, and other villages, eliminating terrorists, arresting wanted individuals, and destroying terrorist infrastructure to maintain the security of residents and combat the establishment of terrorist organizations.

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Anyone who claims that "it's not the same thing," that Gaza is Gaza and Judea and Samaria is Judea and Samaria, and that peace can be achieved in Jenin, should see the photos I revealed this morning in Israel Hayom.

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Mein Camp books, cartridges and parts of explosives inside pink children's bags, are just some of what Egoz fighters discovered in the refugee camp. What else was uncovered: RPG launchers and "Made in palestine" rockets and homemade mortars.

L., the commander of a fighting unit, expressed it in the most precise way: "I'm from the valley, I go up on a roof here and look at Mount Tabor, at the house. I do shopping in Afula, a fifteen-minute drive from here. People don't understand what's going on here, beyond the fence. It's crazy."