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HamalSecurity

Israelis Set Fire to Container, Vandalize Property Near Hebron

Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba

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Hebrew · 7 newsrooms covering

Israeli civilians vandalized property and set fire to a container near Wadi al-Rahim on Sunday. IDF and police forces searched for the suspects and forensic investigators began an inquiry. Security forces also evacuated an illegal outpost in the vicinity. The incident occurred in the Hebron region.

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  • Israeli civilians vandalized property and set fire to a container near Wadi al-Rahim.
  • IDF and police forces searched for the suspects following the incident.
  • Forensic investigators have begun examining the vandalism and arson.
  • Security forces also evacuated an illegal outpost in the area.
  • The incident took place in the Hebron region on Sunday.
Israelis Set Fire to Container, Vandalize Property Near Hebron
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Several Israeli civilians entered an area near Wadi al-Rahim in the Hebron region on Sunday, spray-painted graffiti, and set fire to a container used as a storage facility, the IDF spokesperson reported. Following the detection of the fire, IDF forces and police from the Judea and Samaria district were dispatched to the scene and initiated searches for the suspects. Forensic investigators have begun examining the incident, while security forces simultaneously worked to evacuate an illegal outpost in the area.

HamalCentre · Tel Aviv

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