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(Israel Defense Forces) Hamas terrorist Said Ahras, who was planning an attack against IDF forces, was arrested Monday in Nablus. Ahras was supposed to be one of the suicide bombers in a foiled double suicide bombing in Rosh Ha'ayin in July 2004. On August 10, 2004, Ahras took part in planning and carrying out an attack on a civilian bus on Route 5 in Samaria in which three Israelis were wounded. He was in the last stages of planning an attack on IDF forces in the Nablus area that might have sabotaged the recent agreements with the PA. 2005-02-22 00:00:00Full Article
Hamas Terrorist Arrested in Nablus
(Israel Defense Forces) Hamas terrorist Said Ahras, who was planning an attack against IDF forces, was arrested Monday in Nablus. Ahras was supposed to be one of the suicide bombers in a foiled double suicide bombing in Rosh Ha'ayin in July 2004. On August 10, 2004, Ahras took part in planning and carrying out an attack on a civilian bus on Route 5 in Samaria in which three Israelis were wounded. He was in the last stages of planning an attack on IDF forces in the Nablus area that might have sabotaged the recent agreements with the PA. 2005-02-22 00:00:00Full Article
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