Israeli military concludes operation in Hebron

The Israeli military has officially concluded its operations in the city of Hebron in the occupied West Bank, following a significant deployment that lasted approximately two weeks. The operation was launched in response to a lethal attack that resulted in the deaths of two Israeli soldiers. Following the conclusion of these military activities, troops have fully withdrawn from the urban area, allowing displaced residents to begin returning to their homes.

During the course of the operation, over 3,000 Palestinians were forced to evacuate their residences. According to an Israeli military official, the mission resulted in the seizure of four firearms and multiple bulletproof vests. Returning residents, such as 33-year-old merchant Muhammad al-Tamimi, reported that their homes had been used by soldiers during the occupation, leaving interiors in disarray. Many buildings in the evacuated districts were marked with crosses on their facades, indicating they had been inspected or occupied by the military forces during the campaign.