IDF Launches Rare Hebron Operation After Deadly Terror Attack
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
The IDF conducted an unusual counter-terrorism operation in Hebron after a deadly attack killed two soldiers. The operation involved evacuating residents, searching locations, arresting suspects, and demolishing illegal structures. The IDF believes the attackers came from a clan linked to Hamas.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- IDF launched a rare counter-terrorism operation in Hebron following a deadly attack.
- The operation involved an unprecedented evacuation of the city's residents.
- Around 2,000 individuals participated in the search and arrest operation.
- Ten suspects were arrested and weapons were confiscated.
- IDF forces began demolishing illegally built structures during the operation.
Following a deadly terror attack on Friday that claimed the lives of two Home Front Command soldiers, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) launched an unusual counter-terrorism operation in the city of Hebron over the weekend. The operation, which began after an unprecedented evacuation of the city's residents, a move not seen since its capture in 1967, involved approximately 2,000 individuals. Forces from elite units including Duvdevan, Paratroopers, Maglan, the reserve Givati reconnaissance unit, and the West Bank Border Police, alongside the Shin Bet, participated in the operation. They searched around 200 locations, confiscating weapons and terror equipment, and arrested ten suspects. The IDF estimates that around 2,000 residents in the area are affiliated with the "Jabaa" clan, which is linked to Hamas and from which the terrorists who carried out Friday's attack originated. Before the operation, security forces allowed civilians to temporarily leave the area through a designated point. Concurrently, IDF forces began demolishing structures and infrastructure built illegally to ensure operational safety.
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