Could Israel’s Military Crackdown Influence Tuesday’s Election?
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During the Israeli military offensive in the occupied West Bank, around 2,000 Palestinians were expelled from their homes in the city of Hebron. The army announced a lockdown for the occupied territories.
During the Israeli military offensive in the occupied West Bank, around 2,000 Palestinians were expelled from their homes in the city of Hebron. The army is now announcing further closures.
Israel will impose a closure on the West Bank on the day of the general elections on Tuesday, according to an army statement that launched a large-scale operation in the occupied Palestinian territory, following the death of two soldiers killed by assailants earlier this week.
Netanyahu vows massive security crackdown, settlement expansion in Hebron following West Bank attack - The Tribune
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Hebron after ordering a 'full lockdown' of the West Bank following a 'terror attack' in the area that left five people wounded in an assault by alleged Hamas militants, just five days before Israel goes to the polls.
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