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IDF Investigates if AFP Photographer Was Pre-Informed of Terror Attack

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IDF Investigates AFP Photographer's Potential Foreknowledge of Hebron Attack

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The Israel Defense Forces are investigating an AFP photographer who documented terrorists during a pursuit near Hebron. The IDF is trying to determine if the photographer had prior knowledge of the attack. The photographer's identity is known to AFP but has not been publicly disclosed.

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  • IDF is investigating an AFP photographer's potential prior knowledge of a Hebron area attack.
  • The photographer was reportedly documenting terrorists during a pursuit.
  • The photographer's name is known to AFP but has not been released.
  • The incident occurred in the Judea region.
IDF Investigates AFP Photographer's Potential Foreknowledge of Hebron Attack
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The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) are investigating whether an Agence France-Presse (AFP) photographer had prior knowledge of a terrorist attack that occurred near Hebron in Judea. The photographer was reportedly documenting terrorists during a pursuit when the incident took place. The photographer's name has not been released, but it is known to be on file with the agency's photo archives. The IDF is seeking to determine if the photographer was aware of the impending attack before it happened.

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