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IDF Searches for Suspects After Palestinian Vehicles Set Ablaze Near Nablus

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Hebrew · 4 newsrooms covering

The IDF deployed forces near Jalud village after reports of Israeli civilians setting fire to Palestinian vehicles, with no injuries reported and ongoing investigations.

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  • Israeli civilians reportedly set fire to Palestinian vehicles near Jalud village south of Nablus.
  • IDF forces responded promptly to restore order and searched for suspects without findings.
  • No injuries were reported in the arson incident overnight.
  • Judea and Samaria police will collect evidence under IDF protection to support the investigation.
  • Palestinians accused settlers of torching three vehicles in the incident.
IDF Searches for Suspects After Palestinian Vehicles Set Ablaze Near Nablus
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The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) responded to an incident overnight south of Nablus involving the arson of Palestinian vehicles. According to the IDF spokesperson, troops were deployed to the area near the village of Jalud following reports that several Israeli civilians arrived at the village outskirts and set fire to Palestinian cars. The IDF stated that forces acted to restore order and conducted searches for suspects but found no evidence. No injuries were reported in the incident. It was also noted that police from the Judea and Samaria district will enter the area under IDF protection to collect testimonies, evidence, and findings to aid the investigation. Palestinian sources accused settlers of torching three vehicles.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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