The Israel Security Agency (GSS) and the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have seized a significant shipment of Iranian weapons intended for terrorists in Judea and Samaria, as confirmed by a report from Itay Blumental. The intercepted cargo, described as "balance" weapons, included 29 assault rifles, 4 skimmers (two of which were explosive), 15 NT rockets along with an RPG launcher and three rockets, 20 hand grenades, 53 pistols, 7 different types of anti-tank missiles, 9 machine guns, and 750 pistol rounds. The GSS and IDF revealed this operation following an investigation that led to the apprehension of a Ramallah resident involved with smugglers. This resident was identified as a key link to the Iranian Revolutionary Guards' special operations department, which allegedly dispatched the weapons. This seizure represents a successful effort by Israeli security forces to disrupt the flow of arms from Iran to militant groups operating in the West Bank. The investigation is ongoing, with authorities working to identify all individuals connected to the smuggling operation and the intended recipients of the weaponry.
