Israeli Border Police Unit Arrests Hamas Operatives in West Bank
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
An undercover Border Police unit and the Shin Bet arrested three wanted individuals in the West Bank villages of Aurif and Qabalan. Two of the detainees are identified as Hamas operatives suspected of planning attacks. The operation targeted three locations, and the suspects and evidence were handed over for further investigation.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Border Police and Shin Bet arrested three wanted individuals in West Bank villages.
- Two of the arrested men are identified as Hamas operatives.
- The suspects are accused of planning attacks against security forces and civilians.
- The operation took place in the villages of Aurif and Qabalan.
- The detainees were transferred to the Shin Bet for further investigation.
An undercover Border Police unit operating in the West Bank, alongside the Shin Bet security agency, conducted a coordinated nighttime operation targeting three locations in the villages of Aurif and Qabalan, within the Samaria Brigade's area of operation. During the mission, forces surrounded buildings where suspects were located, executed targeted breaches, and apprehended three wanted individuals. Two of those arrested are identified as operatives of the Hamas terror organization. All three are suspected of planning and advancing hostile activities against security forces and civilians in the region. The detainees and evidence gathered during the operation were transferred to the Shin Bet for further investigation.
