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IDF Chief: Large Arms Cache Found, Major Attack Thwarted

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IDF Chief of Staff: Large Ammo Cache Found in Terrorists' Vehicle

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir reported that a large quantity of ammunition was found in the vehicle of terrorists who attacked at Yehuda Junction, preventing a more serious incident. He confirmed Hebron and surrounding villages are under closure and that arrest and intelligence efforts have been increased in the area.

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  • IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir reported a large ammo cache in the terrorists' vehicle.
  • Soldiers' swift actions prevented a more severe attack at Yehuda Junction.
  • Hebron and surrounding villages have been placed under closure.
  • Intensified efforts are underway for more arrests and intelligence gathering.

Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir stated that a significant amount of ammunition was discovered in the vehicle used by terrorists involved in an attack at the Yehuda Junction (Ha'okfim). Zamir, speaking after a situation assessment with the Commander of the Central Command, Head of the Operations Directorate, and other commanders, credited the rapid actions of soldiers with preventing a more severe attack. He confirmed that the city of Hebron and additional villages in the area have been surrounded. Efforts to conduct further arrests and bolster intelligence gathering in the region have been intensified.

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