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IDF and Shin Bet Target West Bank Charities Suspected of Hamas Ties
Israeli security forces, the IDF and Shin Bet, raided two West Bank charities, Addameer and the Islamic Society for Orphans Welfare, arresting five people suspected of funding Hamas and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine.
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What happened
- 01IDF and Shin Bet arrested five people for allegedly funding Hamas and PFLP through two West Bank charities.
- 02Raids targeted Addameer in Ramallah and Islamic Society for Orphans Welfare in Yatta.
- 03IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir warned of potential security escalation on all fronts.
- 04Settlers reportedly attacked a mosque and a car in the West Bank village of Mukhmas.
- 05West Bank violence has surged since October 2023, with over 1,100 Palestinians and 67 Israelis killed.
The raids occurred in Ramallah and Yatta, with confiscated items including computers and documents. Separately, settlers reportedly attacked a mosque in Mukhmas, and the IDF Chief of Staff warned of potential escalation while condemning settler violence.
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