The IDF says it has wrapped up a four-day counter-terrorism raid in the West Bank city of Hebron, during which 14 wanted Palestinians were detained.
The raid conducted in the city’s Jabal Johar neighborhood was launched early Monday and was completed yesterday, according to the military.
The army says the operation was aimed at “thwarting terror infrastructures, removing illegal possession of weapons, and strengthening security in the area.”
In all, 350 buildings were scanned, 14 Palestinians suspected of terror activities were detained, and eight firearms were seized, the IDF says.
There were no reports of major clashes between troops and Palestinians amid the raid.
Multi-day IDF raids in West Bank Palestinian towns are a frequent occurrence.
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