It took five days to capture Yaakov Kadri and Muhammad Arida, the two terrorists who escaped from Gilboa Prison on Monday morning, and were arrested tonight (Friday) in Nazareth after a long chase.
The two are identified with Islamic Jihad and have been sentenced to life in prison for violent offenses and weapons.
Muhammad Arida - Criminal sentence to life imprisonment, for intentionally causing death, weapons offenses and attempted murder.
Yaakov Kadri - a criminal conviction for two life sentences, for attempted murder, shooting at people and placing an explosive device.
The search is currently underway for four more terrorists.
Among them is the best-known terrorist from the Yishaiya who escaped on Monday, Zakaria Zabeidi, who previously served as commander of Fatah's al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades in Jenin.
The captured terrorists, without credit
During 2007, he joined the wanted agreement between the Palestinian Authority and the Shin Bet, and he ceased to be wanted until his arrest in 2019.
Israeli security forces have tried several times to assassinate Zabeidi, who used hiding places and moved from place to place.
On February 27, 2019, a GSS and YMCA force arrested Zabeidi in Jenin, on suspicion of carrying out several shooting attacks in the Beit El area, together with attorney Tarek Barghout, a resident of East Jerusalem.
The military prosecutor's office later filed indictments against the two.
Zabeidi was also expected to be tried for the terrorist activities he carried out during the second intifada.
Them as Mamji - The military court in Judea sentenced them to life in prison as Mamji, who was convicted of causing the death of the boy Eliyahu Asheri, who was abducted in 2006 from a hitchhiking near Ofra - and shot to death.
In addition, he was convicted as Mamji of planning a suicide bombing in 2006, and in 2007 was tried for it.
Mahmoud Arida - Security sentenced to three life sentences for attempted murder, membership in a terrorist organization and placing an explosive device.
Monadel Infiat - security detainee until the start of the trial, for harming the security of the area.