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Israeli Police Arrest 8 in West Bank Operation Following Diplomat and Journalist Attacks

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Police Arrest 8 Suspects in West Bank Violence During Olive Harvest

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Hebrew · Sole source

Israeli police arrested eight suspects in the West Bank over the weekend for alleged violence, including an attack on media personality Heidi Levine and foreign diplomats. The arrests were part of an operation called "Olive Branch" targeting disturbances during the olive harvest. The operation aims to curb violence and maintain order in the region.

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  • Police arrested 8 suspects in the West Bank for alleged violence.
  • Incidents included an attack on media personality Heidi Levine.
  • Foreign diplomats were also attacked in the Benjamin region.
  • The arrests occurred during the olive harvest season.
  • The police operation was codenamed "Olive Branch."

Israeli police announced Monday morning that eight suspects were arrested over the past weekend in the West Bank on suspicion of violent acts. The arrests are linked to incidents including an assault on media personality Heidi Levine and an attack on foreign diplomats in the Benjamin region. The police operation, codenamed "Olive Branch," targeted individuals involved in disturbances that occurred during the olive harvest season. The arrests aim to curb violence and maintain order in the region during this sensitive period.

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