Israeli PM Netanyahu Orders Full Lockdown in West Bank After Deadly Clash
Summary
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered a full lockdown in the West Bank after a deadly shooting in Hebron that killed two Israeli soldiers and two Palestinians. Israeli forces have tightened blockades, halted movement in several cities, and begun demolishing Palestinian homes in the area.
Key Points
- Benjamin Netanyahu said the Israeli army is prepared for a large-scale military operation in the West Bank.
- A double shooting in Hebron left two Israeli soldiers and two Palestinians dead, with three others injured.
- Israel imposed strict checks and blockades across the West Bank, bringing daily life in places like Ramallah to a standstill.
- The Israeli army has begun demolishing Palestinian structures and homes near Hebron after giving residents only minutes to evacuate.
