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IDF Halts PA Notifications of Arrest Raids Amid Leak Fears

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The IDF has stopped notifying Palestinian Authority security forces of upcoming arrest operations due to fears of information leaks to terrorists. This decision follows reports of operational details appearing on Telegram channels and an observed increase in seized weapons since notifications ceased. The IDF Central Command chief ordered the halt, which had been a directive from political leadership.

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  • IDF stopped informing PA security forces about arrest operations due to leak concerns.
  • IDF Central Command chief Maj. Gen. Avi Bluth ordered the halt.
  • Concerns exist that information provided to PA security was leaked to terrorists.
  • IDF observed an increase in seized weapons since stopping notifications.
  • Activist Elisha Yered warned of dangers to soldiers from leaked operational details.
IDF Halts PA Notifications of Arrest Raids Amid Leak Fears
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