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18 Arrested During West Bank Outpost Evacuation Amidst Riots

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IDF Arrests 18 Suspects During West Bank Outpost Evacuation

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The IDF announced the arrest of 18 suspects during the evacuation of an unauthorized outpost in the West Bank on Thursday. The operation, involving the IDF, Border Police, and Civil Administration, saw clashes where suspects threw stones. Security forces used riot dispersal methods, and the arrested individuals were handed over to police.

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  • IDF arrested 18 suspects during a West Bank outpost evacuation on Thursday.
  • The operation involved the IDF, Border Police, and Civil Administration.
  • Clashes occurred, with suspects throwing stones at security forces.
  • Security forces used riot dispersal means in response to the unrest.
  • No soldiers were reported injured during the evacuation and arrests.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reported the arrest of 18 suspects during the evacuation of an unauthorized outpost in the West Bank on Thursday. The operation involved forces from the IDF, Border Police, and Civil Administration.

During the evacuation, clashes erupted between the suspects and security forces. The suspects reportedly threw stones and other objects at the forces. The IDF stated that the forces responded with riot dispersal means. No soldiers were reported injured during the operation. The suspects were transferred to the custody of the Israel Police for further processing.

Kan NewsCentre · Jerusalem

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