IDF and Border Police Complete Counter-Terror Operation in West Bank
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
IDF and West Bank Border Police forces concluded a counter-terrorism operation across five West Bank villages over the past week. The operation resulted in the confiscation of weapons, incitement materials, and the demolition of a terrorist's home. Numerous wanted individuals, including those suspected of transferring terror funds and expressing support for the October 7th massacre, were arrested.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- IDF and West Bank Border Police completed a large-scale counter-terrorism operation in five West Bank villages.
- The operation involved searching over 600 locations and confiscating weapons and incitement materials.
- The home of the terrorist responsible for the Naveh Tzuf attack, which killed Natanel Shicron, was demolished.
- Wanted individuals, including terror fund transfer suspects, were apprehended during the operation.
- Dozens of individuals expressing support for the October 7th massacre were arrested as part of the broader effort.
Over the past week, Israel Defense Forces (IDF) from the Benjamin Brigade and the West Bank Border Police completed a brigade-wide operation to thwart terrorism. The forces operated simultaneously in five villages within the brigade's area. During the operation, they searched over 600 locations, confiscated weapons and incitement materials, and demolished the home of the terrorist responsible for the attack in Naveh Tzuf in which Natanel Shicron was murdered. The operation involved numerous units, including soldiers from the Duvdevan Unit, Battalion 202, the West Bank Border Police, the Ramah Border Police, and Battalion Kedem. During the activity, wanted individuals were apprehended, including suspects involved in transferring terror funds. This operation is part of a broader counter-terrorism effort by the IDF and West Bank Border Police across Judea and Samaria in the past week. As part of this effort, wanted individuals were arrested, including dozens who expressed support for the October 7th massacre.
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