Israeli forces have displaced over 2,000 Palestinians from Hebron after a series of military raids in the occupied West Bank, following the attack that killed two Israeli soldiers. The operation has led to the displacement of hundreds of families and the demolition of homes in the city.
The operation, which began after an attack on an Israeli checkpoint by Palestinian gunmen, has resulted in the displacement of over 2,000 people, with Israeli forces imposing a full lockdown on the West Bank. The military has also arrested about 70 Palestinians in raids across the region.
The Palestinian Authority has condemned the Israeli actions as collective punishment, citing the demolition of homes and the forced displacement of entire neighborhoods. The operation is part of a broader military campaign in the West Bank, with Israeli officials stating that the conflict with Hamas in Hebron is a key focus of the operation.