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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Israel Evacuates 2,000 Palestinians in Hebron Amid Military Operation

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Hebron Under Siege: Hundreds Evacuated Amid Fears of Gaza-like Scenario

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The Israeli military has imposed a siege on Hebron, forcing hundreds of families to evacuate their homes following a deadly shooting incident. Approximately 1,500 Palestinians have been displaced, with fears of prolonged absence and potential demographic changes. The operation, described by local officials as collective punishment, is expected to last several days, but residents worry about the possibility of extended displacement and building demolitions. Concerns are rising that these actions could signal a broader Israeli policy shift in the West Bank.

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  • Hundreds of Palestinian families evacuated Hebron homes amid Israeli military siege following deadly shooting.
  • Approximately 1,500 Palestinians displaced, with fears of prolonged absence and Gaza-like scenario.
  • Hebron Governor calls Israeli measures collective punishment affecting a third of the city.
  • Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu promises to neutralize threats with a 'very big surprise'.
  • Palestinian government warns of escalation and calls for international intervention.
  • Operation's duration and residents' return remain uncertain, raising displacement concerns.

i24NEWS English publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read i24NEWS English’s full report from the link at the top of the page.

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