The Israeli military is planning to end its operation in Hebron within the next few days, following the search of 500 buildings and the discovery of only two weapons. The operation is part of ongoing efforts to address the presence of weapons in the city.
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The Israeli military plans to conclude its operation in Hebron, an occupied West Bank cit…: The Israeli military plans to conclude its operation in Hebron, an occupied West Bank city, within the next few days, according to Israeli media reports.
The report indicates that Israeli forces have searched 500 buildings but have only found…: The report indicates that Israeli forces have searched 500 buildings but have only found two weapons.
The army is now preparing to end the operation in the coming days.: The army is now preparing to end the operation in the coming days.
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Israeli military to end Hebron operation ‘within days’, Israeli media reports
25 October 2026 21:13 GMT
The Israeli army will end its military operation in Hebron in the occupied West Bank “within days”, the Israeli Broadcasting Corporation said.
Israeli forces have reportedly searched 500 buildings in the occupied West Bank city, but found only two weapons, the report said, adding that army is now preparing to end the operation in the coming days, the report said.
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