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IDF Concludes 11-Day Hebron Operation After Deadly Shooting Attack
The Israeli military concluded an 11-day operation in Hebron on Monday, launched after a deadly shooting attack on October 23 that killed two soldiers. The operation involved demolishing homes and structures, displacing some 3,300 Palestinians, and detaining dozens of suspects.
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- 01The Israeli military concluded an 11-day operation in Hebron on Monday.
- 02The operation followed a deadly shooting attack on October 23 that killed two Israeli soldiers.
- 03The IDF demolished homes and structures and displaced approximately 3,300 Palestinians.
- 04IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir recommended ending the operation early.
- 05Defense Minister Israel Katz approved the troop withdrawal after the recent election.
IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir recommended ending the operation early, but the decision was delayed until after the recent election. Defense Minister Israel Katz finally approved the withdrawal of troops.
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