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Israeli Special Forces Arrest Three Suspects Near Ramallah

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Israeli special forces and the Shin Bet arrested three suspects near Ramallah this week. The individuals were allegedly planning attacks against Israeli civilians and soldiers. They were apprehended in the Al-Amari, Ar-Ram, and Al-Bireh areas and are now undergoing further investigation.

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  • Israeli special forces arrested three suspects near Ramallah this week.
  • The suspects were allegedly planning attacks against Israeli civilians and soldiers.
  • The operation was conducted by the Duvdevan unit with Shin Bet assistance.
  • The arrests occurred in the Al-Amari, Ar-Ram, and Al-Bireh areas.
Israeli Special Forces Arrest Three Suspects Near Ramallah
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Israeli special forces from the Duvdevan unit, with assistance from the Shin Bet security agency, apprehended three individuals near Ramallah this week. The operation took place in the areas of Al-Amari, Ar-Ram, and Al-Bireh. According to Israeli intelligence, the suspects were allegedly planning attacks against Israeli civilians and IDF soldiers. The detainees have been transferred for further investigation.

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