IDF Launches Manhunt After Car-Ramming Attempt in West Bank
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- IDF is hunting three suspects after a car-ramming attempt.
- The incident occurred near Bnei Naim in the Hebron region.
- The suspect vehicle hit an IDF vehicle.
- No Israeli soldiers were injured.
- Roadblocks were established during the pursuit.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) launched a manhunt for three suspects following a car-ramming attempt near Bnei Naim in the Hebron region on Monday. According to the IDF, a military force operating in the area identified a suspicious vehicle, which then accelerated towards a military vehicle and collided with it. No Israeli soldiers were injured in the incident. In response, soldiers opened fire at the suspect vehicle, and hits were confirmed. Following the event, extensive searches were initiated in the area, and roads and entrances to nearby villages were blocked as part of the pursuit. Earlier, there was an initial report of a car-ramming attempt near Ma'aleh Hever in the southern Hebron Hills. Security forces were dispatched to the scene, and the IDF is continuing to investigate the circumstances of the incident while pursuing the suspects.
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