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Israel Imposes West Bank Lockdown Amid Election and Hebron Attack Fallout
Israel's military will implement a lockdown on the West Bank during Tuesday's parliamentary elections, restricting Palestinian worker access to settlements following a deadly attack near Hebron. Defense Minister Israel Katz confirmed around 2,000 Palestinians were displaced from their homes in Hebron.
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What happened
- 01Israel's army will impose a West Bank lockdown during Tuesday's parliamentary elections.
- 02Approximately 2,000 Palestinians were displaced from their homes in Hebron after a deadly attack.
- 03Palestinian workers will be denied access to Israeli settlements and the Jordan Valley.
- 04Israeli forces arrested about 40 suspects in counter-terrorism operations across the West Bank.
- 05The election follows large protests against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government.
Israeli forces arrested dozens of suspects in counter-terrorism operations. The election occurs amidst political division, with large protests against Prime Minister Netanyahu's government.
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