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Ongoing Story· Day 52

IDF Conducts Major Arrest Operation in West Bank's Benjamin Region

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YnetSecurity

IDF Forces Operate in Homes of Terror Suspects in Hebron

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

Israeli military and Border Police forces conducted offensive operations in Hebron, entering the homes of terrorists and suspects. Over the past week, guided by the Shin Bet, forces arrested more than 70 wanted individuals in Judea and Samaria and seized dozens of weapons. The operation included a full closure on Hebron and nearby villages.

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  • IDF and Border Police forces entered Hebron for offensive operations, imposing a full closure.
  • Forces entered the homes of terrorists and other suspects in Hebron.
  • Over the past week, forces arrested more than 70 wanted individuals in Judea and Samaria.
  • Dozens of weapons were located during the operations.
  • Suspects affiliated with Hamas and Islamic Jihad were among those arrested.

The IDF spokesperson announced that Israeli military and Border Police forces entered Hebron for offensive operations, imposing a full closure on the city and surrounding villages. During this operation, forces entered the homes of terrorists and other suspects. The announcement also stated that over the past week, guided by the Shin Bet, forces conducted dozens of offensive operations across Judea and Samaria, arresting over 70 wanted individuals. Among those arrested were suspects affiliated with Hamas and Islamic Jihad, and dozens of weapons were located.

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