Senior security officials are recommending the imposition of personal sanctions on top Palestinian Authority (PA) figures following the recognition of a Palestinian state by a number of countries in recent days, Galei Zahal’s (Israel Army’s) Doron Kadosh reported Thursday morning.

According to recommendations presented ahead of Cabinet discussions, the measures would include restrictions on the freedom of movement of Palestinian leaders in Judea and Samaria and limitations at the Allenby Crossing, compared to the current situation where they travel in secured convoys and enjoy full protective arrangements. The final decision will be made at the political level.

“Such measures are absolutely warranted and appropriate,” they said. “It is impossible to live with a situation in which PA leaders inflict irreversible damage on us in the international arena while benefiting from privileges from Israel which over the years have become the norm.”

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Security officials recommend sanctions on Palestinian Authority leaders, by Israel National News, September 25, 2025

IDF troops found a homemade rocket in an open area on the edge of Tulkarem in Samaria; Border Police sappers disarmed it on-site and transferred it for forensic analysis. The military says it is treating the incident “with severity,” and forces continue to sweep the area.

This comes days after Israeli forces busted a terror cell around Ramallah that was building launch-ready rockets; troops seized additional crude munitions, with officials noting some lacked warheads. Local leaders warned the Tulkarem find signals a “serious escalation” and a potential danger to communities in Israel’s center.

Thankfully the IDF neutralized the rocket, however this new incident illustrates the continued danger in supporting the delusional two-state solution.

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Crude rocket uncovered in Tulkarem, Samaria—neutralized; IDF probing who built it, by Jewish Breaking News, September 24, 2025

In response to the recognition of a Palestinian state by Britain, Australia, Canada, and other nations, Yonatan Kuznitz, head of the Karnei Shomron Council, has taken decisive action: the council has declared the establishment of a new Jewish community north of Highway 55, further expanding the boundaries of Karnei Shomron.

“This decision sends a clear and unequivocal message: the future of Jewish settlement is determined on the ground by the State of Israel, not in the diplomatic corridors of foreign governments,” stated the council.

The saying, “When life gives you lemons, make lemonade,” is a proverbial expression that promotes optimism and a proactive attitude when confronted with challenges or misfortunes. This phrase also embodies the resilient spirit of Zionism. It effectively reflects that ethos: when faced with lemons, such as the delusional support for a two-state solution, one should improvise, innovate, and extract something valuable. Consider the early Zionists who transformed swamps in the Galilee or the kibbutzniks who turned a desert into a thriving agritech hub. This approach is not merely about blind positivity; it represents a form of defiant alchemy.

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New Jewish community in response to ‘Palestine’ recognition, by Israel National News, September 21, 2025

Israel confirmed launching its long-anticipated ground offensive in Gaza City, Hamas’ last stronghold, on Tuesday.

Said Defense Minister Israel Katz, “Gaza is burning. The [Israel military] is striking with an iron fist at the terrorist infrastructure, and soldiers are fighting heroically to create the conditions for the release of the hostages and the defeat of Hamas,” he said. “We will not relent and we will not go back — until the completion of the mission.”

Following his recent visit to Israel, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio conveyed to reporters that a negotiated settlement remains the favored approach for the United States. While AFSi shares this preference as well, it needs to be clear that negotiations with terrorists are futile, especially when their ultimate goal is the annihilation of Israel.

The IDF holds a firm belief that the ground offensive will weaken Hamas’s capabilities, thus fostering conditions that are favorable for the release of the hostages. Despite the increasing civilian displacement and global scrutiny, Israel must persevere through what we hope will be the concluding phase of this operation.

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Israel Launches Ground Offensive in Gaza City, Hamas’ Last Stronghold, by Pesach Benson/TPS-IL, September 16, 2025

New information about the missile launch in the Binyamin Region shows that it was a homemade Qassam missile with a small warhead. Security officials estimate that the rocket, which was launched from the village of Ni’ma, had a range of approximately 10 kilometers.

i24NEWS reported that this is the first occurrence where a rocket in Judea and Samaria has reached such a level of operational development, raising concerns of an escalation in the use of weaponry by hostile elements in the area.

The launch failed, and the Palestinian Authority security forces managed to apprehend the terrorists who attempted to launch the missile. Security sources note that this is a precedent-setting incident and emphasize its seriousness.

Without question, this situation raises considerable concern. As Israel remains engaged in warfare on various fronts, the IDF is now tasked with further demands on its already overworked soldiers to develop new strategies to eradicate terrorism.

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New details about the Binyamin Region missile launch, by Israel National News, September 17, 2025

The chairman of the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Subcommittee for Judea and Samaria Affairs, MK Tzvi Succot, submitted a new bill on Sunday that seeks to bring about the cancellation of the Oslo Accords and to regulate the State of Israel’s status in the face of diplomatic agreements that have been violated.

The bill states that the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee would be authorized to determine if a side to a diplomatic agreement violated its obligations or publicly declared that it is not bound by it.

MK Succot said: “The Oslo Accords were a resounding failure and a serious security fiasco that was imposed on the people of Israel and brought waves of terror whose effects we are forced to deal with to this very day. The time for correction has come. It is time for the Knesset to take responsibility and legislate a law that will cancel these reckless agreements that endanger the State of Israel and give free gifts to the enemy.”

The Oslo Accords are regarded by numerous idealists as a notable historical milestone; however, in reality, they signify a deeply flawed attempt. The two-state solution proposed by Oslo was always an unrealistic aspiration, and it is now clear that terrorism has not abated while Israel confronts its most critical struggle to date. The harm caused by the Oslo Accords since their inception in 1993 is considerable, and Israel cannot revert to rectify it. Nonetheless, looking ahead, Israel has the chance to forge a future that guarantees the security and safety it needs, unencumbered by the constraints of an agreement that failed to deliver both security and lasting peace. It is time to revoke the Oslo Accords!

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32 years later: The bill that will undo the Oslo Accords, by Hezki Baruch/Israel National News, September 14, 2025

Pressure is increasing for sovereignty in the Samaria region: Yossi Dagan, head of the Samaria Regional Council, opened today’s Samaria & Arutz Sheva Sovereignty Conference.

Dagan delivered sharp criticism of the government and called for immediate action: “The fact that the full-rights right-wing government has still not applied full sovereignty in Judea and Samaria is a disgrace. It’s time for deeds.

Later in his speech he boasted about investments being made in the region and projects to change perceptions and realities on the ground: “Just yesterday we inaugurated the first screening center in Judea and Samaria in Shavei Shomron. The goal of ‘A Million on the Map’ project is to bring a million visitors here. Strengthening civilian presence, tourism and archaeological excavations are central means of bolstering the historical and legal argument for sovereignty.”

Sufficient discussion and justification regarding the necessity of applying sovereignty across Judea and Samaria has been presented. The moment for action is here now. It is imperative to declare sovereignty immediately. The security of Israel’s future is contingent upon this decision.

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Yossi Dagan: ‘Disgrace that right-wing government has not implemented sovereignty’, by Hadar Miller/Israel National News, September 15, 2025

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu attended last Thursday, the signing ceremony for the roof agreement in Maaleh Adumim. This includes the construction of more than 7,600 new housing units and an investment of NIS 3 billion, which is expected to double the city’s population within five years.

Netanyahu spoke at the signing ceremony: “What we are doing here is, in effect, realizing a dream. Within five years, there will be 70,000 people here. This will be a major change,”

He added: “We know that there is another change here, or to be more precise, another implementation of a promise, not from the Bible, but a current one. We said that there will not be a Palestinian state – and indeed there will be no Palestinian state! This place is ours. We will see to our heritage, our land and our security.”

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PM in Maaleh Adumim: ‘There will be no Palestinian state, this place is ours’, by Israel National News, September 11, 2025

In his first comments on the airstrikes in Qatar, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel was fully responsible. “Today’s action against the top terrorist chieftains of Hamas was a wholly independent Israeli operation,” Netanyahu said in a statement. “Israel initiated it, Israel conducted it, and Israel takes full responsibility.”

The latest reports indicate that Israel’s unprecedented airstrike on a gathering of senior Hamas officials in Doha, Qatar on Tuesday may have failed to eliminate any of the terror group’s top leaders, according to multiple reports in the Hebrew media. The fate of these terrorists is unclear.

Israel’s public broadcaster, Kan, reported that the country’s security establishment is increasingly pessimistic regarding the impact of Tuesday’s attack, dubbed Operation Summit of Fire.

Time and again Israel accepts proposed ceasefires and deal, and Hamas repeatedly rejects them. Even if it is realized that the top Hamas leaders were not eliminated in the strike in Doha, Qatar it should be a clear message that the Israel will not miss an opportunity to hunt down terrorists responsible for October 7 until it finishes the job. Alternately, if the leaders were eliminated, the hostages still remain captive and an end to the war is not yet guaranteed.

Let’s remember Golda Meir’s 1969 remark: “We have always said that in our war with the Arabs, we had a secret weapon. No alternative.”

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Hamas leadership likely escaped Israeli airstrike – report, by World Israel News Staff, September 10, 2025

‘Israel Takes Full Responsibility’ for Qatari Airstrike; Fate of Hamas Leaders Unclear, by Pesach Benson/TPS-IL, September 9, 2025