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IDF Demolishes Terrorist's Home, Kills Two Hamas Operatives in Gaza
Israeli security forces demolished a home in the village of Biddu belonging to a Hamas-affiliated terrorist who murdered Netanel Shachron in a shooting attack near Neve Tzuf. The demolition, carried out by the IDF, Border Police, and the Yahalom engineering unit, was completed on Tuesday.
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What happened
- 01Israeli security forces demolished the home of a Hamas-affiliated terrorist in Biddu who murdered Netanel Shachron.
- 02Netanel Shachron was killed on September 20, 2026, during a shooting attack at the Ein Raya spring near Neve Tzuf.
- 03The 37-year-old terrorist was wounded during a pursuit and apprehended by the Duvdevan unit at a Ramallah hospital.
- 04Widespread raids across Judea and Samaria led to the arrest of dozens of wanted individuals and Hamas affiliates.
- 05Security forces dismantled monuments and signs glorifying terrorists and inciting violence throughout Judea and Samaria.
- 06An overnight IDF strike in Gaza killed two Hamas terrorists, including sniper Muhammad Tammous, exiting Kamal Adwan Hospital.
Netanel Shachron was killed on September 20, 2026, while visiting the Ein Raya spring with his son. The terrorist opened fire, critically wounding Shachron, who died protecting his son with his own body. The attacker, a 37-year-old who acted alone, was later wounded by an IDF tracker and apprehended by the Duvdevan unit at a hospital in Ramallah.
In parallel operations across Judea and Samaria, the IDF, Shin Bet, and Border Police conducted widespread counter-terrorism raids. Forces arrested dozens of wanted individuals, including Hamas affiliates and those inciting terrorism by expressing support for the October 7th massacre. Security forces also searched for weapons and dismantled monuments and signs glorifying terrorists.
Separately, the IDF reported an overnight strike in Gaza that killed two Hamas terrorists as they exited Kamal Adwan Hospital. One of the deceased was identified as Muhammad Tammous, a sniper who allegedly used the hospital to store explosives and plan attacks.
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