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IDF Expands West Bank Raids Amid Hebron Operation Controversy
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The IDF has expanded its counterterrorism operations in the West Bank with new raids in the north, separate from an ongoing offensive in Hebron. The northern operation has involved demolishing homes of suspected attackers and arresting individuals involved in weapons trafficking. The Hebron operation continues despite disagreements between the IDF Chief of Staff and the Prime Minister, with the latter pushing for its continuation. The IDF is also launching a campaign for soldiers to return military equipment.
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- IDF launched a new counterterrorism operation in northern West Bank villages and Nablus.
- The ongoing Hebron operation continues despite military concerns about its effectiveness and displacement.
- IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir reportedly favored ending the Hebron operation, but PM Netanyahu disagreed.
- IDF troops demolished homes of suspected attackers and arrested individuals in the northern operation.
- The IDF will conduct a campaign for soldiers to return military equipment from November 1-12.
- Thousands of Palestinians have left their homes during the military activity in Hebron.
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