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Israeli Forces Withdraw From Hebron in the West Bank After over 10 Day-Siege, Says Governor
Palestinian security forces now control the area as more than 3,300 Palestinians were displaced and 15 homes and structures were demolished, officials said.
- On Monday, Israeli forces withdrew from Hebron in the West Bank after a 10-day siege, allowing displaced families to return to their homes.
- The siege began October 23 following a shooting attack that killed two Israeli soldiers and wounded three others; Israeli forces later killed the two attackers.
- More than 3,300 Palestinians were displaced or otherwise affected, particularly in Al-Jalda and Ein Deir Baha, while the Hebron Governorate reported 15 homes and other structures were demolished.
- Palestinian security forces have taken full control of the area, and Governor Khaled Dudin announced authorities are working to provide conditions for residents to return safely.
- The Hebron Governorate stated the operation disrupted education and caused extensive damage to infrastructure and the local economy, compounding the humanitarian toll.
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aninews.inIsraeli forces withdraw from Hebron in the West Bank after over 10 day-siege, says governor
Israeli forces have withdrawn from the city of Hebron in the West Bank after an over 10-day siege according to its governor, Al Jazeera reported on Monday.
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This morning, the Israeli occupying forces withdrew from the neighbourhoods that they broke into and besieged in the city of Hebron in the south of the West Bank, after 10 days of military aggression, which caused extensive damage to infrastructure and citizens ' homes and forced hundreds of families to flee forcibly.
Families forced from homes can return, Khaled Dudin says
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