By Israel Hayom
The products were purchased online in hopes of eluding detection and were destined for terrorist groups in Gaza, the military said.
The suspects’ attorneys state the detainees have been subjected to harsh and improper forms of interrogation.
"The claims ... were thoroughly investigated and were found to be lacking any basis in reality," the Shin Bet said.
Israel foiled 250 suicide bombings, abductions and live fire attacks.
Ahmed Abid underwent Hamas military training in engineering, sniping and anti-tank weaponry, and also participated in building terror tunnels.
The Palestinian Authority was holding the terrorist to keep him out of Israeli hands.
The Shin Bet says all the evidence indicates this was a terror attack.
By JNi.Media
During the course of 2016, he contacted two residents of the liberated territories via the Internet and arranged for them to recruit additional members to carry out grenade attacks in Jerusalem.
Weapons and ammunition were also confiscated by several units during the night's activities.
By JNi.Media
The ISA views the departure of Israelis to Syria and Iraq as a very dangerous phenomenon.
Israeli Arab citizens have been caught providing support to the Islamic State terror group, and traveling to join in Syria.
Channel 10's latest accusations against PM Netanyahu have created a political storm.
The men tried to purchase guns in recent months in order to shoot Israeli civilians and security personnel.
Mustafa was released after his questioning.
Four Hamas terrorists responsible for murdering the Henkin couple are sentenced to life in prison.
After Rabbi Yehuda Glick was shot by a would-be assassin, Amir Ohana stepped in to act as his personal bodyguard.
Most of the information about the agent's death is still under wraps.
They planned to murder their victim and bury the body, then negotiate for released prisoners in exchange for it.
Are the Duma terror suspects being tortured? A human rights lawyer said it "is a matter of definition."
He met with the Security Cabinet Monday night to secure approval for the use of a heavy hand against terror.
Five terrorists from the Shechem area admitted to the murders and to two other shooting attacks that failed.
The "Turkel Committee" acted swiftly to approve the nomination of a Shin Bet official and a former settler to command the police force.
Israel continues to carry out the Abbas' commitment to root out terror, one of the reasons being that several terrorists are his security officers.
The terrorists attacked civilians and soldiers several times with firebombs and rocks.
Meir Ettinger, the Shin Bet's most wanted Jew, is suspected of leading a national underground revolutionary movement.
The suspects belonged to an infrastructure that tried to disrupt the May 2014 visit of Pope Francis.
A "crime-related" murder once again turns out to have overtones of terror.
The Ramallah regime is aiming its "one state of Palestine" campaign to Arabs who are card-carrying Israeli citizens.
A direct hit was confirmed by the IAF.
Indictments were brought against the terrorists in the military court in Judea for severe security violations.