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From the Liveblog of Tuesday, July 1, 2014

After bodies discovered, Hebron quiets down

1 July 2014, 8:15 pm

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The IDF redeploys to the outskirts of Hebron on Tuesday, leaving behind an unusually quiet city, in light of recent events.

Residents flock to the bombed-out home of suspected kidnapper Amer Abu Aysha, and local activists examine loose wires apparently related to the explosion.

Elhanan Miller will bring us the full story later tonight.

Hebron residents in the home of suspected kidnapper Amer Abu Eysha. IDF soldiers entered the home late Monday night and detonated Amer's apartment in the second floor of the family house. Local activist Murad Amer holds up the detonating wire used by the IDF. Hebron was quiet on Tuesday, after the Israeli soldiers left the city and redeployed on its outskirts. (photo credit: Elhanan Miller / Times of Israel) — Hebron residents in the home of suspected kidnapper Amer Abu Eysha. IDF soldiers entered the home late Monday night and detonated Amer’s apartment in the second floor of the family house. Local activist Murad Amer holds up the detonating wire used by the IDF. (photo credit: Elhanan Miller / Times of Israel)

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