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Ongoing Story· Day 53

IDF Conducts Major Arrest Operation in West Bank's Benjamin Region

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YnetSecurity

Israeli Security Forces Arrest 40 Suspects in Weekend West Bank Operations

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Israeli security forces conducted large-scale operations across the West Bank over the weekend, targeting around 400 locations in 40 villages. Approximately 40 suspects were arrested, including individuals linked to Hamas and Islamic Jihad suspected of incitement and violence. The operations involved the IDF, Border Police, and Shin Bet, with a significant number of arrests made in Hebron and Halhul.

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  • Israeli security forces arrested 40 suspects in the West Bank over the weekend.
  • Operations spanned approximately 40 villages and 400 locations in Judea and Samaria.
  • Arrested individuals included suspects linked to Hamas and Islamic Jihad.
  • Suspects are accused of incitement, disturbances, and stone-throwing.
  • About 20 suspects were detained in Hebron and Halhul.

Israeli security forces, including the IDF, Border Police in Judea and Samaria, and the Shin Bet, conducted extensive operations across the West Bank over the weekend. The forces operated in approximately 40 villages and at around 400 locations throughout Judea and Samaria. During the sweeps, about 40 suspects were arrested. Among those detained were individuals identified with Hamas and Islamic Jihad, suspected of incitement, disturbances, and stone-throwing. Specifically, around 20 suspects were apprehended in Hebron and Halhul.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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