Syria said Thursday a suicide bomber who killed a security forces member in Aleppo on New Year’s Eve was in ISIS, which planned attacks on churches and gatherings.ISIS recently increased its attacks in areas of Syria controlled by the Damascus authorities, and was blamed for an attack last month in Palmyra that killed three Americans.The interior ministry said in a statement it had information that ISIS planned “suicide operations and attacks targeting New Year’s celebrations in a number of governorates, particularly the city of Aleppo, by targeting churches and civilian gathering spots,” prompting security to be tightened.For all the latest headlines follow our Google News channel online or via the app.In Aleppo’s Bab al-Faraj neighborhood, one officer “became suspicious of a person who was later found to be affiliated with [ISIS],” the statement said.While being interrogated, the man “opened fire, resulting in the martyrdom of one of the police officers, and then he blew himself up,