Judea and Samaria / West Bank

Israeli security forces arrested more than 100 wanted criminals and seized large quantities of weapons, explosives components and terror funds totaling approximately 3 million shekels ($970,000) during extensive operations across the Central Command area in the past week.

In the Jericho area, the forces searched around 70 sites and detained 3 suspects, while in the Judea sector two weapons manufacturing workshops were uncovered along with M16-type rifles, parts and ammunition.

In Samaria, over 30 suspects were arrested and explosive device components and combat equipment were seized in the Balata area of Nablus.

Additional arrests of Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad operatives were conducted in the Menashe area, where Kalashnikov rifles and funds were confiscated. Operations in the Benjamin, Ephraim and Etzion areas led to further arrests of Hamas terrorists, including suspects accused of throwing Molotov cocktails at Beit El, as well as the seizure of M4-type firearms, weapon parts and additional terror financing.

All detainees and confiscated materials were transferred to the Shin Bet and Israel Police for further investigation.

An attempt to smuggle three assault rifles into Israel from Egypt using a drone was foiled yesterday.

Another drone from Egypt was intercepted today carrying 10 handguns and 30 magazines.

The located weapons were transferred to the security forces for further processing.

Israeli police carried out a large-scale crackdown over the weekend in the Central District targeting organized crime in Arab communities, seizing military-grade ammunition and grenades stolen from the army hidden in a sewage pit in Kafr Qara, along with two M16 rifles and a handgun in operations in Taybeh and Qalansawe, where 4 arabs without permits, who crosswe illegally from the West Bank, were also detained. Authorities also shut down a business for 14 days as part of the enforcement campaign.

In Lod, officers stopped a wedding convoy after gunfire was reported and reckless driving observed, arresting 6 arabs including the bride and groom and confiscating a modified pistol. Overnight traffic enforcement led to 27 vehicles being taken off the road for serious safety violations.

Judea and Samaria / West Bank

Two arabs who attempted to infiltrate into the jewish community of Karmei Tzur a week ago have been captured. The two were spotted approaching Karmei Tzur during the evening hours of February 6. Local security forces and IDF troops were dispatched to the area to search for the suspects and rule out an infiltration.

Troops of the Etzion Regional Brigade, Oketz canine unit, and 636th Combat Intelligence Collection Unit captured one of the suspects outside the community that evening. On Thursday, following a nearly week-long manhunt, troops of the Kfir Brigade's Nahshon Battalion captured the second suspect in the arab village of Bayt Ula.

The Popular Forces Militia in Rafah, south Gaza, eliminated overnight two Hamas terrorists from the Rafah tunnels, Anwar al-Satri and Mustafa Sheikh al-Eid.

Journalists affiliated with Hamas say that the entire East Rafah Battalion of Hamas has been eliminated, from the commander down to the last military operative (from the 200 terrorists stuck in Rafah, behind the Yellow Line, under IDF control).

Also, last night, close to midnight, exchanges of fire took place between members of the Popular Forces militia and Hamas operatives in the Zeitoun neighborhood in the southeast of Gaza City, north Gaza. According to gazan sources, an Israeli UAV carried out a strike to assist the militia in the exchanges of fire against Hamas.

More than 250,000 people gathered in Munich on Saturday in one of the largest anti-Iranian regime demonstrations held outside the country in recent years, as the Munich Security Conference brought world leaders to the German city.

Protesters, many of them Iranian expatriates from across Europe, voiced solidarity with demonstrators inside Iran and called for the overthrow of the Islamic Republic. Iranian opposition flags were prominently displayed, alongside Israeli flags visible in parts of the crowd.

Organizers said the rally aimed to send a message to Western leaders attending the conference that engagement with Tehran should not come at the expense of support for the Iranian people.

Additional gatherings were held also in other countries, like Poland, Italy, Canada amd Greece.

Reza Pahlavi, the son of Iran's last Shah (King): "It is a matter of time. We are hoping that this attack will expedite the process and the people can be finally back in the streets and take it all the way to the ultimate regime's downfall. People are hoping that at some point the decision will be made that there is no use, there is no point, we are not going to get anywhere with negotiations. Therefore, that is time for the US to intervene and do what President Trump promised he will do, to have the people's back. Intervention is a way to save lives."

U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham at the gathering in Munich said: "I heard your cry. I am here to help you get rid of this regime. The Ayatollahs must go. The people of Iran will gain their freedom. Help is on the way, keep protesting. Your day of freedom is near."