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Israel Military: Two Suspected Attackers Killed After Shooting Attack Near Judea Junction
Magen David Adom said six people were wounded as Israeli forces imposed closures and searched nearby villages after the attack.
- On Friday morning, the Israel Defense Forces killed two gunmen after they opened fire on an Israeli military observation post near Judea Junction in the West Bank.
- The attack occurred near Judea Junction, also known as Beit Anun Junction, close to the settlement of Telem, where a Home Front Command reserve battalion staffed the observation post.
- Six people were wounded, according to Magen David Adom, and active shooting lasted for more than 20 minutes before the attackers were neutralized.
- Following the shooting, the Israeli military deployed reinforcements and imposed closures on nearby Palestinian villages while continuing search operations in the area.
- No Palestinian group has claimed responsibility for the attack as of Friday, and the IDF continues to investigate the incident in the West Bank.
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Oct 23 (Reuters) - The Israeli military said on Friday it had killed two suspected attackers following a reported shooting attack in the Judea Junction area and was continuing searches in the area. A cordon had been imposed, it said in a statement. (Reporting by [...]
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