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YnetSecurity

Hebron Area Man Arrested for Allegedly Plotting Attack on Israelis

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 5 newsrooms covering

Israeli police and the IDF arrested a man in his 50s from Yatta, near Hebron, on suspicion of planning an attack against Israeli civilians. The arrest followed a report of the suspect expressing his intent to carry out a terrorist act. He is being interrogated on suspicion of making threats and endangering regional security.

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  • A man in his 50s from Yatta, near Hebron, was arrested for allegedly planning an attack on Israelis.
  • The arrest was made by Israeli police and IDF forces.
  • The investigation began after a report of the suspect expressing his intent to commit an attack.
  • The suspect is being interrogated on suspicion of making threats and endangering regional security.
Hebron Area Man Arrested for Allegedly Plotting Attack on Israelis
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Israeli police and the IDF arrested a man in his 50s from Yatta, near Hebron, on suspicion of planning an attack against Israeli civilians. The investigation began Tuesday evening following a report that the resident had expressed intentions to carry out a terrorist attack. Police officers from the Hebron station, along with IDF forces from the Judea Brigade, apprehended the suspect shortly after receiving the report. He was taken for questioning at the police station on suspicion of making threats to commit an attack and endangering regional security. His interrogation is ongoing.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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