IDF Seals Off Hebron Area After Attack, Arrests Over 70 Suspects
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
The IDF and Border Police have sealed off Hebron and surrounding villages after a terror attack at Yehuda Junction on October 23. Over the past week, forces arrested more than 70 wanted Palestinians, including individuals linked to Hamas and Islamic Jihad. The operations also resulted in the seizure of numerous weapons and explosive devices.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- The IDF and Border Police have sealed off Hebron and nearby villages following a terror attack.
- More than 70 wanted Palestinians were arrested in the Hebron area over the past week.
- Suspects detained include individuals linked to Hamas and Islamic Jihad.
- Dozens of weapons, including rifles and explosive devices, were confiscated.
- The operation is being conducted under the direction of the Shin Bet.
Following a terror attack at the Yehuda Junction on Friday, October 23, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and Border Police (MAGAV) launched a large-scale operation around Hebron. The city and several adjacent villages have been completely sealed off. Soldiers are conducting searches in the homes of eliminated terrorists and other individuals suspected of involvement in terrorist activities. The IDF spokesperson stated that over the past week, forces from the army, MAGAV, and the police in Judea and Samaria, under the direction of the General (Shin Bet), carried out dozens of operations, leading to the arrest of more than 70 wanted Palestinians. Among those detained are individuals linked to Hamas and Islamic Jihad, as well as those suspected of incitement against Israel and IDF soldiers. During these operations, dozens of weapons were confiscated, including M16 rifles, "Carlo" submachine guns, airsoft weapons, and four explosive devices.
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