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IDF Demolishes Terrorist Memorials in West Bank Counterterrorism Operation

Israeli security forces launched a counterterrorism operation in the Nablus area on Tuesday, demolishing approximately 10 memorials honoring terrorists. The operation, involving the IDF, Border Police, and Shin Bet, also includes arresting suspects and searching for weapons.

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  1. 01IDF, Border Police, and Shin Bet launched a counterterrorism operation in the Nablus area on Tuesday.
  2. 02The operation includes demolishing memorials honoring terrorists, arresting suspects, and searching for weapons.
  3. 03Palestinians report approximately 10 terrorist memorials have already been demolished in several villages and towns.
  4. 04The operation is part of a broader campaign to prevent terrorist infrastructure and is expected to last several days.
  5. 05Security officials are concerned about potential attacks amid ongoing elections.
  6. 06A disagreement between PM Netanyahu and IDF Chief of Staff Zamir reportedly contributes to recent tensions.

It is part of a broader campaign to prevent terrorist infrastructure and is expected to last several days. Security officials are concerned about potential attacks amid ongoing elections.

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