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Now 14Security

Palestinian Arrested Near Hebron for Allegedly Planning Attack

Translated & summarized from Now 14 by baba

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Hebrew · 7 newsrooms covering

A Palestinian man in his 50s from Yatta, near Hebron, was arrested Tuesday for allegedly planning an attack against Israeli civilians. The arrest was made by Hebron police and IDF forces following a report of his intentions. The suspect is being interrogated on suspicion of threats and endangering regional security.

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  • A Palestinian man from Yatta, near Hebron, was arrested for allegedly planning an attack.
  • The suspect is in his 50s and was apprehended by police and IDF forces.
  • The arrest followed a report that the man expressed intentions to carry out a terror attack.
  • He is being investigated for threats and endangering regional security.
Palestinian Arrested Near Hebron for Allegedly Planning Attack
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A Palestinian man in his 50s from the town of Yatta, near Hebron, was arrested Tuesday on suspicion of planning an attack against Israeli civilians. The arrest followed a report received by the Hebron police station indicating the suspect had expressed intentions to carry out a terror attack.

Immediately after the report, officers from the Hebron station and IDF forces from the Judea regional brigade apprehended the Palestinian resident. He was subsequently transferred for interrogation in the Judea and Samaria district, facing accusations of threats and endangering regional security. His investigation is ongoing.

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