The Jerusalem Post, on West Bank, 9 November 2026

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IDF, Border Police arrest 10 PIJ terrorists near Jenin who planned attack on Israeli citizens

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Ten terrorists planning to launch an attack against Israeli citizens were arrested in the city of Arrabe, near Jenin, on Monday morning, the IDF announced.

According to the IDF, the terror cell had been planning an attack against civilians in the northern West Bank before being apprehended by IDF soldiers and Border Police officers and transferred for questioning.

The operation involved soldiers from the IDF's Paratroopers Brigade and Duvdevan undercover counterterror commandos, who, alongside Border Police officers, raided ten separate locations simultaneously in order to capture the terrorists, who were affiliated with the Palestinian Islamic Jihad terror group.

The soldiers and border police officers successfully located and arrested the ten terrorists in approximately 30 minutes, following an initial field interrogation.IDF cracks down on terrorism in West Bank regionOver the last two months, three separate operations have taken place to combat the terror threat in the region, guided by the Shin Bet (Israel Security Agency).Another recent operation took place in the West Bank city of Kabatiya, also near Jenin, where soldiers arrested five terrorists.In the West Bank village of Aqaba, another IDF operation saw , and several weapons seized, including a rocket and an M-16 rifle.

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What we found (1)

The Jerusalem Post calls ten people detained in an Israeli occupation forces raid on the West Bank village of Aqaba "terrorists" in its own voice. It gives no attribution and nothing that ties any of them to an offence. The article never uses the word suspects, which the Post itself used for people detained in an earlier raid.

  1. Labels people on one side's word

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    “10 terrorists arrested”

    Why this matters
    A third group, ten people detained in Aqaba, is labelled terrorists in the outlet's voice. The weapons seizure is set beside the label as if it proves it.
    The impression it gives
    A reader adds these ten to a running tally of terrorists caught, building a picture of a region full of proven attackers.
    The context
    Nothing in the article ties any individual to an offence. The Jerusalem Post's own earlier report on 40 people detained after a raid described them as "suspects".

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