Three Suspects, Including Hamas Operatives, Arrested in Samaria
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Israeli security forces arrested three suspects, including two Hamas operatives, in the Samaria region overnight on November 11. The operation, a joint effort by the Border Police and Shin Bet, targeted the villages of Urif and Kabalan. The detainees are suspected of planning terror attacks and acting against Israeli forces.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Three suspects, including two Hamas operatives, were arrested in Samaria.
- The arrests occurred overnight on November 11 in the villages of Urif and Kabalan.
- The operation was conducted by the Border Police and the Shin Bet.
- The suspects are accused of planning terror attacks and acting against Israeli forces.
Israeli security forces arrested three individuals suspected of terrorist activities in the Samaria region during a joint operation conducted overnight on November 11. The operation, involving the Border Police's special unit (MAGAV) and coordinated by the General (Shin Bet), targeted the villages of Urif and Kabalan, south of Nablus.
Simultaneous raids were carried out at three locations, with forces surrounding the buildings before apprehending the suspects. Among those detained were two operatives identified as belonging to Hamas. Police stated that the detainees are suspected of planning terror attacks, operating on behalf of terrorist organizations, and engaging in actions against Israeli security forces.
The operation highlights ongoing efforts by Israeli security agencies to counter terrorist threats in the West Bank.
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