Police pened an investigation into suspected damage to the railway tracks between Acre and Karmiel

The police and the Shin Bet opened an investigation into suspected damage to the railway tracks between Acre and Karmiel, after it was discovered that an obstacle had been placed on the track near Route 85. There were no casualties and no damage was caused. For the security officials' investigation. The rest of the details of the case and the investigation are subject to a publication ban. The detainee took advantage of the shutdown of the track due to the holiday, and placed an engineered accessory, which was apparently designed to cause a train to derail on its journey at the end of the holiday.
We note that every morning and certainly after holidays, before the train starts operating, the opening of hinges is done by her. This is mainly to find obstacles on the tracks, whether they are animal bodies or other things.
Meanwhile, in the shadow of the ongoing tensions in Judea and Samaria, security officials warned today that squads of terrorists in the area are trying to carry out "attraction attacks" - to cause the IDF to pursue them, to the point where they are ambushed by additional terrorists. Therefore, the intelligence officials, the fighters were asked in the field and the observers to be alert and watchful in the face of this type of scenario. A similar incident happened last week when gunmen fired at the settlement of Har Bracha, so that the security forces would look for them, and thus the terrorist operatives could ambush and attack them.
Yesterday, the police went on the highest alert all over the country, on the occasion of Rosh Hashanah and the beginning of the Tishrei holidays. The main emphasis is on Jerusalem and the Old City, which have been reinforced in recent days by many forces. Until the end of the holiday period, thousands of police officers will remain deployed at road checkpoints, in shopping and entertainment centers, in synagogues and in gathering areas throughout the country.
The police claim that in the background of the security preparations, the terrorist organizations do not stop trying and carrying out attacks. Commissioner Yaakov Shabtai said that "if not through missiles, then the terrorist organizations operate through terrorists. And even if it is not organizations, then there are individual terrorists. If not through the media, then through wild incitement online. In the face of these attempts, we are doing everything, together with the IDF and Shin Bet, to thwart the intentions of the terrorist organizations and damage their sources of funding and incitement."
 The main focus is the Jerusalem district, where the police have been preparing for a variety of scenarios in recent weeks. Hundreds of police officers and fighters from the Jerusalem district of the police and the MGB, along with reinforcements from other districts, have been deployed since yesterday around the Old City, the east of the city and the usual hot spots. The police expect that in the coming weeks thousands of visitors will arrive in Jerusalem and the Western Wall and the Temple Mount in particular, as only last weekend they reached the Western Wall Tens of thousands of worshipers. The ascension to the Temple Mount for Jews will continue as a series on the regular dates, despite the tensions, and the Jerusalem district is organized around warnings of attacks by terrorist organizations and individual terrorists.
The security establishment decided to stabilize the area, among other things, with the help of strengthening the Palestinian Authority, which recently faced strong opposition following the arrest of Hamas operative Mosab Ashteyeh. The full security coordination between the mechanisms and the IDF has increased in recent days, especially in northern Samaria, and Israel allows the PA to act against armed and rebellious people in the Nablus and Jenin sectors.
Alongside the deepening of the offensive activity and the defense of the seam line, Defense Minister Benny Gantz continues the policy of differentiating between terrorism and Palestinian workers. Despite the warming in Judea and Samaria, Gantz announced last week an increase in the quota of work and trade permits for Palestinians in the Gaza Strip by 1,500 permits after Rosh Hashanah. The Ministry of Defense said that this will increase the number of permits to 17,000 in total, but the increase in permits will be carried out in accordance with a situation assessment and on the condition that peace is maintained. "The continuation of the civilian policy will be possible according to the assessment of the situation and the preservation of security stability," the ministry said.