IDF Arrest Wanted Terror Operative
24 July 2009 , 13:13
Exercise of reserve soldiers in the Ground Training Center
Exercise of reserve soldiers in the Ground Training Center. Photo: IDF Spokesperson
The operative from Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigade, carried out a string of shootings and terrorist operations 

IDF Spokesperson

In a joint IDF-ISA arrest operation in Nablus last night, IDF forces arrested Nasser Mahmoud Rashed Abi Kashk, wanted for severely wounding the Israeli security officer Gilad Zer during a gunfire terror attack in the Israeli community of Yitzhar on March 25th, 2001. Gil Zer was killed in a later terror attack that month.

Abu Kashk, age 29, was wanted for years for his part in many terrorist operations as an Al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigade terror operative, including various gunfire attacks against IDF forces in Nablus, murdering a Palestinian man in Nablus whom he suspected to be a collaborator with Israel, and most recently communicating and trading large quantities of munitions with terrorist groups who intended to attack security forces.

Abu Kashk will be questioned by security forces.