Hebron

Two Palestinians, including a senior official in the Preventive Security Service, were arrested overnight in the Hebron area. According to the suspicion, the two transferred pistols to their family member, and the police are investigating whether the weapons were intended for criminal or security-related purposes. Another suspect was arrested last week.

Said al-Amour was attacked in the courtyard of his home in the Hebron Hills after, according to him, he tried to distance the attackers from his 7-year-old son. The suspects were documented in a video and arrested.

A video circulated online shows a Jewish minor hitting an elderly disabled Palestinian, while his friend films. The two, aged 16 and 17, were arrested and interrogated. The police also confiscated the Ranger vehicle seen in the video, in which the teenagers allegedly drove without a license.

A 24-year-old Beersheba resident has been detained on suspicion of attempting to kidnap a young woman from a hostel, ten days after she was rescued from Hebron. The court extended his detention by two days, despite defense arguments regarding the release of other suspects in the case.

Police have concluded a preliminary investigation into the incident near Hebron where a security officer shot and killed a 17-year-old Palestinian. Findings indicate that ultra-Orthodox hikers were attacked with stones in Area B, prompting the security officer to open fire. The official statement omits claims regarding the threat level after warning shots were fired, as well as reports of arson...

IDF forces entered the Al-Jabari neighborhood following reports of clashes involving mutual stone-throwing and an Israeli citizen firing into the air. Palestinians report 10 injuries, including some from gunfire.

The IDF Spokesperson announced pre-planned military exercises at the Kirya base in Tel Aviv. Meanwhile, a young Israeli woman abducted by her family was located and rescued in Hebron.

Police and the IDF operated on the outskirts of Hebron after receiving a report regarding a young woman living in a supported housing facility in Gush Dan who was forcibly taken by her family members in their vehicle.

Israel Police arrested a 70-year-old imam from Hebron suspected of inciting terrorism on social media. The arrest took place while thousands of worshipers were visiting the Cave of the Patriarchs.

A 34-year-old East Jerusalem resident is suspected of repeated domestic violence, culminating in a stabbing attack at his wife's family home in Dura. He was arrested a day later, and prosecutors have now filed a statement of intent to indict.

Footage shows Israelis beating a Palestinian near the village of Idna, with a soldier placing his knee on the man's stomach while he is on the ground. The IDF states the incident is under investigation. Simultaneously, four Palestinians were injured near Susya after stones were thrown at a shepherd leaving a farm.

In Khirbet Tuba in the Masafer Yatta area, reports were received of structures being set on fire, and in the Khallet al-Humus area, it was claimed that settlers clashed with families. The Red Crescent reported that 5 wounded were evacuated from the scene.

Sarah Shulman, the mother of a soldier whose weapon was stolen by terrorists over the weekend, criticized the rules of engagement on Channel 14, stating her son felt unable to defend himself due to fear of repercussions.