Israeli forces displaced over 1,500 Palestinians in Hebron following a deadly attack that killed two soldiers. The operation began after Palestinian gunmen shot two Israeli soldiers dead at a military checkpoint. The military sealed off two neighborhoods, forcing residents to leave their homes. Local officials reported that about 200 families were displaced on Saturday.
The Israeli military ordered sweeping closures and used bulldozers to demolish residential buildings. The operation continued a day after the attack. Israeli forces also displaced 1,200 people in the West Bank as part of the broader crackdown. The operation targeted the Al-Nasr camp and a naval military base in Aden, according to Houthis.
The displacement comes just days before Israel's election. Palestinian families were unprepared for the forced evacuation. The Israeli military imposed strict restrictions on movement, sealing off areas and ordering residents to leave. The operation has raised concerns about the impact on civilian life.
This is part of a larger military campaign in the West Bank. The attack on Israeli soldiers has led to increased security measures and targeted operations. The situation reflects ongoing tensions between Israeli forces and Palestinian groups. The displacement of civilians continues as the conflict escalates.
