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Netanyahu Vows to Hunt Hamas Terrorists "Everywhere, Anytime"

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Netanyahu Vows to Hunt Hamas, Ministers Demand West Bank Military Operation

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to hunt Hamas terrorists after a deadly attack near Hebron wounded five Israelis and killed two assailants on October 23, 2026. Ministers Bezalel Smotrich and Itamar Ben-Gvir demanded a major military operation in the West Bank and the dismantling of the Palestinian Authority, respectively. Other political figures also criticized current security policies and called for more aggressive action against terrorism. Netanyahu announced increased security operations and arrests in the West Bank.

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  • Prime Minister Netanyahu vowed to hunt Hamas terrorists after a West Bank attack.
  • Ministers Smotrich and Ben-Gvir demanded a major West Bank military operation.
  • Two Palestinian terrorists were killed by Israeli forces near Hebron.
  • Five people were wounded in the attack, two seriously.
  • Ben-Gvir called for the dismantling of the Palestinian Authority.
  • Netanyahu ordered a cordon around Hebron and blocked West Bank travel.
Netanyahu Vows to Hunt Hamas, Ministers Demand West Bank Military Operation
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