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YnetSecurity

IDF Evicts Four Illegal Outposts in West Bank, Three Israelis Arrested

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Israeli security forces, including the IDF and Border Police, dismantled four illegal outposts in the West Bank near Palestinian villages. During the operation, three Israelis were arrested for allegedly obstructing the forces with burning tires and stones. Two security vehicles were damaged, and arson was reported in the area.

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  • IDF and Border Police evacuated four illegal West Bank outposts near Palestinian villages.
  • Three Israelis were arrested for allegedly obstructing the security forces.
  • Obstructions included burning tires, stones, and spikes.
  • Two security force vehicles sustained damage during the evictions.
  • Arson incidents were also reported in the area.
IDF Evicts Four Illegal Outposts in West Bank, Three Israelis Arrested
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Israeli security forces, including the IDF and Border Police, evacuated four illegal outposts in the West Bank over the past two days. The outposts were located near the Palestinian villages of Burqa, Wadi al-Rahim, and Jalud. During one of the evictions, Israeli civilians reportedly erected barricades of burning tires, stones, and spikes to obstruct the operation. Three Israelis were arrested in connection with these actions. The IDF stated that two security force vehicles were damaged, and stones were thrown at the forces. Arson incidents were also reported in the vicinity of the village.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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