Netanyahu Vows Extensive West Bank Operation, Demolishing Terror Infrastructure
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced plans for a large-scale IDF operation in the West Bank, including demolishing terror infrastructure in Hebron. He stated the military will implement a model of entering neighborhoods, evacuating residents, and destroying terror bases. Netanyahu also mentioned a broad IDF operation in Judea and Samaria not seen since the Six-Day War is underway, alongside plans to expand settlements.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Netanyahu announced a broad IDF operation in Judea and Samaria to demolish terror infrastructure.
- The operation will involve entering neighborhoods, evacuating residents, and destroying terror bases in Hebron.
- Netanyahu stated the IDF is prepared for an operation not seen since the Six-Day War.
- The Prime Minister pledged to demolish terror infrastructure while expanding Israeli settlements.
- He praised IDF soldiers for neutralizing terrorists who emerged from Hebron.
- The military model used in Hebron may be expanded to other West Bank cities.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced plans for a broad military operation in the West Bank, stating that "this place will be destroyed" and that Israel is preparing for "an extensive operation in Judea and Samaria." Speaking in Hebron, Netanyahu declared that the IDF would implement an "offensive and successful model" previously used in refugee camps, which he described as "terror fortresses." This model involves entering neighborhoods from which terrorists emerged, evacuating residents, and systematically searching homes to demolish terror infrastructure.
Netanyahu explained that the operation aims to counter enemy attempts to harm Israelis and soldiers, particularly ahead of elections. He praised IDF soldiers for their bravery in stopping and neutralizing terrorists, noting that they were injured in the process. The Prime Minister emphasized that the operation in Hebron would involve demolishing the specific location from which the terrorists came, completely changing the situation. He also mentioned that a cordon is being placed around Hebron and Dura, and the model might be expanded to other cities.
Furthermore, Netanyahu stated that illegal structures along roads would be cleared at an accelerated pace due to the threat they pose to forces. He also revealed that he and the Defense Minister had witnessed a very broad IDF operation in Judea and Samaria, the likes of which had not been seen since the Six-Day War. The IDF is prepared to carry out this operation, with the timing to be determined, and it is "on its way."
In parallel, Netanyahu addressed Israeli settlers, calling them "heroes" and a "model for the people of Israel." He pledged to demolish terror infrastructure while simultaneously building settlement infrastructure, mentioning plans for over 100 new settlements and more than 100 farms, not only in the Hebron area but also elsewhere.
