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Suspected Shooting Attack Near Hebron, Forces En Route

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Two Critically Wounded in West Bank Shooting Attack Near Hebron; Two Assailants Killed

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Hebrew · Sole source

Two people were critically injured and one lightly injured in a shooting attack near Hebron on Friday morning. Two Palestinian assailants opened fire on an IDF position and were killed by soldiers. Security forces are searching for a possible third attacker who may have fled the scene.

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  • Two people were critically injured in a shooting attack near Hebron.
  • Two assailants opened fire on an IDF position and were killed.
  • The attack occurred on Route 35 near the settlement of Telem.
  • Security forces are searching for a potential third attacker.
  • One person sustained minor injuries in the incident.

A shooting attack occurred this morning on Route 35 near the settlement of Telem in the Hebron Hills, when two assailants opened fire on an IDF pillbox. Initial reports indicate three people were wounded in the incident, two critically and one lightly. IDF forces eliminated the two attackers during the exchange. Security forces are conducting extensive searches in the area for any additional assailants, with suspicions that a third attacker may have escaped the scene. The incident took place in the Gush Etzion area.

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