IDF Evicts Hundreds of Palestinians in Hebron After Soldier Killings
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
The IDF has evacuated 2,231 Palestinians from 373 families in Hebron since the weekend, following the killing of two soldiers. The deputy mayor claims the operation is politically motivated and that many evacuated families are unconnected to the shooters. The Association for Civil Rights in Israel condemned the move as illegal collective punishment.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- IDF evacuated 2,231 Palestinians from 373 families in Hebron after soldier deaths.
- Deputy Mayor Khaled Fahd Al-Qawasmi stated the operation is politically motivated.
- Many evacuated families are reportedly unconnected to the shooters.
- Association for Civil Rights in Israel called the evictions illegal collective punishment.
The Israeli military has evacuated 2,231 Palestinians from their homes in Hebron since the weekend, according to Khaled Fahd Al-Qawasmi, the city's deputy mayor. He stated that 373 families have been displaced so far, with an additional 30 families facing potential eviction. The IDF launched a military operation in Hebron following a shooting incident near the city that resulted in the deaths of two soldiers. The deputy mayor claimed that the military operation is being conducted for electoral considerations, and that many of those evacuated are not connected to the shooters. The Association for Civil Rights in Israel criticized the actions, calling it illegal collective punishment.
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