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IDF Chief: Large Arms Cache Found, Major Attack Thwarted

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IDF Chief of Staff Praises Soldiers for Foiling Larger Attack

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IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir credited soldiers' quick actions for preventing a larger tragedy during a shooting attack at Yehuda Junction. The two terrorists were eliminated by responding officers, and Zamir approved a closure on Hebron and increased arrests. A large quantity of ammunition found suggests the attackers were planning a more significant assault.

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  • IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir praised soldiers for preventing a larger tragedy at Yehuda Junction.
  • The two terrorists were eliminated by a deputy battalion commander and a company commander.
  • A complete closure on Hebron and surrounding villages was approved following the attack.
  • Intensified arrest operations and intelligence efforts are underway in the area.
  • A large quantity of ammunition found indicates the terrorists planned a more extensive attack.
IDF Chief of Staff Praises Soldiers for Foiling Larger Attack
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