Israeli Border Police Arrest Hamas Operatives in West Bank Raids
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Israeli Border Police undercover operatives, guided by the Shin Bet, arrested three wanted individuals, including two Hamas operatives, in simultaneous raids in the West Bank villages of Huwara and Qabalan. The operation targeted suspects involved in promoting terror attacks and acting against security forces. The third detainee is also suspected of terror-related activities.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israeli Border Police arrested two Hamas operatives and a third suspect in West Bank raids.
- The simultaneous raids occurred in the villages of Huwara and Qabalan.
- The operation was conducted under the guidance of the Shin Bet security agency.
- The goal was to thwart terrorism and apprehend suspects promoting attacks.
- Undercover operatives executed targeted breaches to make the arrests.
Israeli Border Police undercover operatives arrested three wanted individuals, including two Hamas operatives, during simultaneous raids in the villages of Huwara and Qabalan in the Samaria Brigade sector overnight Wednesday. The operation, conducted under the guidance of the Shin Bet security agency, aimed to thwart terrorism and apprehend suspects involved in promoting attacks and acting against security forces.
During the operation, the undercover officers covertly approached the three targets, surrounded the buildings, and executed precise breaches. The police stated that two of the detainees are operatives of the Hamas terror organization, while the third suspect is also accused of promoting terror activities and involvement with terror organizations.
The operation involved approaching the targets secretly, surrounding the structures, and making targeted entries to carry out the arrests.
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