IDF Chief of Staff Praises Troops After Eliminating Two Hamas Terrorists Near Hebron
Translated & summarized from Vesty by baba
IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir praised soldiers for eliminating two Hamas terrorists near Hebron on October 23, following a deadly attack that wounded five Israelis. In response, the IDF imposed closures on Hebron and surrounding areas, and heightened security measures.
The story in 3 lines · by baba
- IDF soldiers eliminated two Hamas terrorists near Hebron on October 23 after an attack wounded five Israelis.
- IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir commended the soldiers for preventing a potentially larger attack.
- Following the attack, Hebron and surrounding villages were placed under a military closure.
General Zamir stated that the "quick and brave actions of the soldiers prevented an even more severe attack." Speaking at an operational meeting at the "Judea" territorial brigade, he confirmed that both terrorists were affiliated with Hamas. Following the assessment, Zamir approved operational measures, including a full closure of Hebron and its surrounding villages. He described the incident as a "serious terrorist attack," noting that a large quantity of ammunition intended for a major sabotage operation was found in the terrorists' vehicle. Preliminary investigations indicate the terrorists arrived in a car with yellow license plates, opened fire near the Judea junction, and then attempted to flee. Soldiers from the "Ari" battalion, deployed in the area, engaged the terrorists and killed them. An AFP photojournalist documented the exchange of fire and the bodies of the terrorists afterward. After the attack, a military closure was imposed on Hebron and Halhul, prohibiting entry and exit. All vehicles on Highway 35 are being searched, and restrictions have been extended to other areas like Jenin, Nablus, and Jericho. Earlier reports indicated that two of the wounded were in serious condition, one in moderate, and two in light condition. MADA paramedics reported difficulty reaching the injured due to heavy gunfire, which lasted about 20 minutes.
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