IDF Launches Major West Bank Operation After Hebron Attack
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
The IDF, Border Police, and Shin Bet conducted a large-scale operation across the West Bank over the weekend, targeting approximately 40 villages and 400 locations. The operation, focused on Hamas sites, resulted in the arrest of around 40 suspects, including operatives from Hamas and Islamic Jihad. Forces also destroyed monuments to terrorists and seized weapons during the sweeps.
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- IDF, Border Police, and Shin Bet conducted a large West Bank operation over the weekend.
- The operation targeted about 40 villages and 400 locations, focusing on Hamas sites.
- Approximately 40 suspects were arrested, including Hamas and Islamic Jihad operatives.
- Forces raided dozens of sites in the Hebron area, arresting about 20 suspects.
- Monuments to terrorists were destroyed in the Samaria and Menashe sectors.
- Weapons were seized and suspects arrested for attacking Israeli civilians.
Following a recent attack in Hebron, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), Border Police in Judea and Samaria, and the Shin Bet launched a large-scale operation across the West Bank over the weekend. The operation targeted approximately 40 villages and raided some 400 locations, with a particular focus on sites identified with Hamas. During the sweeps, around 40 suspects were arrested, including operatives from Hamas and Islamic Jihad, as well as individuals suspected of incitement, disturbances, and stone-throwing.
The main operational focus was in the Hebron area, where forces raided dozens of sites in Hebron and Halhul, arresting about 20 suspects. Simultaneously, in the Etzion Brigade area, a brigade-wide operation covered over 70 locations in more than ten villages. Arrests were made of individuals suspected of planting explosives and advancing terrorist activities, including Hamas operatives.
In the Samaria and Menashe sectors, forces destroyed monuments erected in memory of terrorists involved in attacks that killed Israelis. Additionally, two suspects were arrested for attacking Israeli civilians in the village of Burin, and hunting weapons were found in the village of Silat a-Dahar. In the Benjamin sector, forces operated in about 15 villages, arresting terrorist operatives and rioters. In the Ephraim sector, arrests, dozens of interrogations, and searches for weapons were conducted.
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