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Ongoing Story· Day 21

Israeli Forces Demolish Martyrs' Memorials in Nablus, Impose Curfew

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Kikar HaShabbatSecurity

IDF Demolishes Five Memorials to Terrorists in West Bank Villages

Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba

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Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

Israeli forces destroyed five memorials honoring terrorists in Palestinian villages in the Nablus area on Tuesday. One of the demolished memorials was in Madama, which MK Zvi Sukkot had previously tried to remove. The IDF also carried out demolitions in Beit Furik and Iraq Burin.

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  • IDF forces demolished five memorials honoring terrorists in Palestinian villages near Nablus.
  • The demolitions occurred in five villages within the Nablus governorate.
  • One destroyed memorial was in Madama, previously targeted by MK Zvi Sukkot.
  • Other memorials were removed from Beit Furik and Iraq Burin villages.
IDF Demolishes Five Memorials to Terrorists in West Bank Villages
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The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) demolished five memorials honoring terrorists in Palestinian villages in the Nablus (Shchem) district on Tuesday morning. The demolitions took place in five villages within the Nablus governorate. Among the destroyed memorials was one in the village of Madama, which MK Zvi Sukkot had attempted to demolish approximately two months prior. Additional memorials were destroyed in the villages of Beit Furik, Iraq Burin, and two other unnamed villages.

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