Netanyahu Orders Lockdown of Hebron and West Bank After Hamas Attack
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS Arabic by baba
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered a lockdown of Hebron and the entire West Bank following a Hamas attack that injured five people. The closures began Friday morning, and the military will conduct widespread arrests. The prime minister issued the directives to the IDF and security forces.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Prime Minister Netanyahu ordered a lockdown of Hebron and the West Bank after a Hamas attack.
- Five people were injured in the attack carried out by Hamas operatives.
- The closure of the West Bank to entry and exit began Friday morning.
- The Israeli military will launch a widespread arrest campaign in the region.
- Netanyahu instructed the IDF and security forces to implement the measures.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered a security cordon around the city of Hebron and a complete closure of the West Bank to all entry and exit, effective Friday morning. The decision follows an attack in the area that injured five people, carried out by Hamas operatives.
Netanyahu stated, "I have instructed the IDF and security forces to impose an immediate closure on the city of Hebron, and to prepare for a comprehensive closure on the entire West Bank region, starting today. The army will launch a widespread arrest campaign."
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