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Israeli military to end Hebron operation ‘within days’, Israeli media reports

Middle East Eye ·

Israeli military to end Hebron operation ‘within days’, Israeli media reports 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…

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