Hamas explosives meant for attacks in Israel found in West Bank

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Explosives belonging to a Hamas cell were found in the village of Kafr Bidu near Ramallah in the West Bank on Monday, and according to defense officials they were meant to be used to carry out attacks in Israel.

Israeli security forces are still searching for additional Hamas members suspected of planning attacks against Israel

Five Palestinians were killed Sunday by Israeli military fire in a large-scale arrest operation in the West Bank. The target was Hamas’ military infrastructure in the Ramallah and Jenin areas after intelligence showed the group was planning to carry out attacks in Israel, at least one of them in Jerusalem, according to defense sources.

Three Palestinians were killed in the village of Kafr Bidu. Two other Palestinians were killed in Burkin in the northern West Bank.

An officer and a soldier from the elite Duvdevan military unit were seriously wounded by friendly fire during the overnight raids.


Five Palestinians killed as Israeli army carries out arrests in the West Bank


The IDF operation thwarted Hamas’ plan for attacks in Israel – in the nick of time

There have recently been several shooting attacks on army checkpoints in the Jenin area. Israeli arrest operations, especially near the Jenin refugee camp, have been met with an unusual volume of Palestinian gunfire.

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