Though the legality of these measures has always been in question, the results have passed the test of time, as the effectiveness of Jewish terror groups in carrying out coordinated or group operations has been minimal, except for "lone wolf" attacks such as the 2005 Shfaram massacre.
Despite legal challenges, the outcomes have proven successful, demonstrating that the effectiveness of Jewish terrorist organizations in executing coordinated or group actions has been limited, except for lone wolf attacks such as the 2005 Shfaram massacre.