IDF Operation Displaces 1,500 in Hebron After Soldier Killings; Netanyahu Hints at PA 'Surprise'
Summarized from The Times of Israel by baba
An Israeli military operation in Hebron has displaced around 1,500 Palestinians following a shooting attack that killed two soldiers. The IDF is searching the gunmen's neighborhood, which it says is linked to Hamas. Prime Minister Netanyahu has vowed a "big surprise" for the Palestinian Authority and suggested a large-scale West Bank operation is imminent. The operation occurs amid rising settler violence targeting Palestinian olive harvests and the return of detained Italian activists to Italy.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- An IDF operation in Hebron has displaced approximately 1,500 Palestinians from their homes.
- Two Israeli soldiers were killed in a shooting attack in Hebron on Friday.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promised a "big surprise" for the Palestinian Authority.
- Netanyahu indicated a broad West Bank military operation is planned, potentially the largest since the Six-Day War.
- Settler violence has increased during the olive harvest, with dozens of incidents reported.
- Five Italian activists detained in the West Bank were returned to Italy.
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