Jewish Rioters Arrested in West Bank Operation Following Assaults
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Israeli police arrested eight Jewish rioters in Judea and Samaria as part of an operation called "Olive Branch" following the assault of photographer Heidi Levine and suspected attacks on foreign diplomats. The operation, which began Monday, also involved confiscating vehicles and clearing illegal construction. The enforcement activities are being conducted by the police, IDF, and Border Police.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Eight Jewish rioters were arrested in Judea and Samaria by Israeli police.
- The arrests are part of an operation called "Olive Branch" launched Monday.
- The operation followed the assault of photographer Heidi Levine.
- Foreign diplomats are also suspected of being attacked in the Benjamin region.
- The operation includes confiscating vehicles and clearing illegal construction.
Israeli police launched an arrest operation in Judea and Samaria following the assault of photographer Heidi Levine and the suspected attack on foreign diplomats in the Benjamin region over the past weekend. According to a police statement on Monday, eight Jewish rioters were arrested early this morning as part of an operation dubbed "Olive Branch," and the activity is ongoing. In parallel with the arrests, several vehicles were confiscated. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and Border Police are also engaged in enforcement activities to clear illegal construction, enforce military orders, and remove a Palestinian home that was invaded.
The operation was initiated after Levine was attacked, and there is suspicion that foreign diplomats were also targeted in the area. The police stated that the operation is continuing and further details are expected.
