Netanyahu Orders Full Closure on West Bank After Deadly Hebron Shooting
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered an immediate lockdown on Hebron and a full closure of the West Bank following a deadly shooting attack that injured four people. The two terrorists were killed by security forces, who also recovered a large amount of ammunition. Netanyahu vowed to pursue Hamas terrorists and their handlers, stating they have "no hiding place."
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Netanyahu ordered an immediate lockdown on Hebron and a full West Bank closure.
- The directive follows a shooting attack near Hebron that injured four people.
- Two terrorists were killed by security forces at the scene.
- A large quantity of ammunition was found in the terrorists' vehicle.
- Netanyahu vowed to pursue Hamas terrorists and their dispatchers relentlessly.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Friday that he has ordered the Israeli military and security forces to impose an immediate lockdown on the city of Hebron and prepare for a full closure of the entire West Bank, effective immediately. The directive follows a severe shooting attack near the Yehuda Junction in the Hebron area earlier that morning.
The attack left four people injured, including two in serious condition, one moderate, and one light. The two assailants were killed by security forces at the scene. During searches, a large quantity of ammunition was discovered in their vehicle. According to Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir, the swift actions of the soldiers prevented an even more serious attack.
Netanyahu praised the soldiers involved and wished the injured a speedy recovery. He emphasized that security forces are operating with reinforced personnel and conducting widespread arrest sweeps to thwart further terrorist activity.
"We will pursue Hamas terrorists and their dispatchers anywhere and anytime. You have no hiding place," Netanyahu declared.
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