Police Deny Photographer Had Foreknowledge of West Bank Attack
Summarized from The Jerusalem Post by baba
Israeli Police clarified that an AFP photographer is not suspected of knowing about a Hebron shooting attack in advance, despite reports suggesting otherwise. The incident, which occurred near the Yehuda Junction on Friday, resulted in two terrorists being killed and five people wounded. Police are investigating the attack, with a focus on the use of an illegal vehicle by the assailants, and will increase enforcement in the West Bank. The IDF confirmed the ongoing investigation into the shooting.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israeli Police deny an AFP photographer had advance knowledge of a West Bank terror attack.
- Two terrorists were killed and five people wounded in the shooting near Hebron.
- The IDF is investigating the incident, including the use of an illegal vehicle.
- Police will increase enforcement and vehicle inspections in the West Bank.
- The attack occurred near the Yehuda Junction on Friday morning.
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