Israeli forces withdraw from Hebron after a 10-day operation
Israeli forces ended an 11-day military operation in Hebron after an attack that killed two soldiers. The withdrawal followed a week-long raid that displaced over 3,000 Palestinians and destroyed 15 homes. Palestinian security forces now control the area, with no reported casualties from the operation's end.
- The Israeli military concluded an 11-day operation in Hebron.
- The operation began after an attack that killed two Israeli soldiers.
- Israeli troops withdrew from an area of the occupied West Bank's largest city on Monday.
- The municipality stated that more than 3,000 people were displaced by the military operation.
- The Israeli forces completely destroyed 15 homes and other structures.
- Two Palestinian gunmen attacked an army checkpoint near Hebron on October 23.
- Counterterrorism activities continue throughout Judea and Samaria.
- A week-long raid displaced thousands of Palestinian residents.
- Governor Chalid Dudin stated that Palestinian security forces have full control in the area.
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