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Ongoing Story· Day 21

Israeli Forces Demolish Martyrs' Memorials in Nablus, Impose Curfew

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IDF Demolishes Terrorist Memorial Damaged by Lawmaker Months Ago

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Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

Israeli forces demolished a memorial for terrorists in the Palestinian village of Madama, near Nablus. The monument had previously been vandalized by Member of Knesset Zvi Sukkot in August. The IDF's action is part of a wider effort to remove symbols honoring terrorists in Palestinian areas.

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  • IDF forces demolished a terrorist memorial in the Palestinian village of Madama.
  • The memorial was previously vandalized by MK Zvi Sukkot in August.
  • The demolition is part of a broader IDF effort against terrorist symbols.
  • Madama is located near the city of Nablus.
IDF Demolishes Terrorist Memorial Damaged by Lawmaker Months Ago
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Israeli military forces demolished a memorial dedicated to terrorists in the Palestinian village of Madama, near Nablus, along with other monuments in nearby villages. The demolition occurred approximately two months after Member of Knesset Zvi Sukkot was filmed vandalizing the same memorial in August. Sukkot, a member of the Religious Zionism party, was seen breaking the monument in footage that circulated at the time.

The IDF's action is part of a broader effort to remove symbols honoring terrorists in Palestinian communities. The specific memorial in Madama was erected to commemorate individuals involved in terrorist activities. The destruction of these monuments is a sensitive issue, often drawing criticism from Palestinian authorities and human rights groups, while being viewed by some Israelis as a necessary measure against glorifying violence.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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