Israeli forces have officially lifted security restrictions on Hebron following a sustained operation in the occupied West Bank. The conclusion of these measures terminates a period of travel disruption that lasted for 10 consecutive days. Even with the urban measures completed, Israeli forces continued an attack on an educational institution located in al-Mughayyir.
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The end of the security operation terminates more than a week of severe movement constrai…: The end of the security operation terminates more than a week of severe movement constraints across Hebron.
Armed operations within the occupied West Bank have not ceased entirely despite the lifti…: Armed operations within the occupied West Bank have not ceased entirely despite the lifting of urban lockdowns.
Details regarding the ongoing security assault in al-Mughayyir are still developing as fo…: Details regarding the ongoing security assault in al-Mughayyir are still developing as forces remain active.
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Jerusalem Daily: Israel’s lockdown of Hebron comes to an end
Israeli forces ended their 10-day lockdown of Hebron in the occupied West Bank, but its forces continued to attack a school in al-Mughayyir. Al Jazeera’s Mohammad Saleh has the latest.
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