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Haaretz reports Shin Bet's hesitant probe into plan for 700 killed, thousands displaced
Israeli media outlets are circulating details of an extremist plan prepared by a university lecturer at Bar-Ilan University. The plan involves carrying out large-scale, simultaneous attacks with the aim of killing hundreds of Palestinians and Arabs and causing mass displacement of populations. It includes 12 armed cells with a total of 72 operatives. Over more than three years, the scheme, dubbed "Ait," envisioned evictions through widespread acts of violence, with the cells equipped with various weapons and means of killing, targeting women and children to spread terror and force Palestinians to leave. Despite the grave danger of the plan, a Haaretz report revealed that the Shin Bet (Security Service) received the file and forwarded it to the police, but completely refrained from taking investigative action. This has raised questions about the agency's standards in handling Jewish terrorism cases, especially since the suspect was actively developing his tools, formulating operational plans, and attempting to communicate with right-wing political and media figures, such as Moshé Fogelim, to bolster his scheme. The case exposes a gap in Israeli security agencies' approach to extremist ideological threats, where institutions often overlook threats targeting Palestinians and Arabs, while the issue remains tightly controlled and monitored when it involves such communities.
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