The Israeli army states that its withdrawal from the Palestinian city of Hebron has concluded. This withdrawal also ended the siege of Al-Khalil Hospital, where 20 Palestinian militants were surrounded. The Israeli army claims that during operations in this divided city in the West Bank, 150 suspects of terrorist activities have been arrested. On Tuesday, 26 Palestinians exited the Church of the Nativity, which has been under siege by Israeli soldiers since April 2. This is the largest number of Palestinians to exit the Church of the Nativity at one time. After checking the identities of these individuals, the Israeli army detained them for questioning.
According to the Army, Israel's Withdrawal from Hebron Has Ended - 2002-05-01
The Israeli army has completed its withdrawal from Hebron, ending a siege on Al-Khalil Hospital and arresting 150 suspects. Additionally, 26 Palestinians were released from the besieged Church of the Nativity, marking a significant moment in the ongoing conflict.
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📰 What Happened
Israeli army concludes withdrawal from Hebron, detaining Palestinians post-siege.
- Israeli army announce Hebron, Al-Khalil Hospital
- Israeli army arrest 150 suspects of terrorist activities
- Israeli army arrest 26 Palestinians
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📚 Background
The Israeli army's withdrawal from Hebron marks a significant moment in the ongoing conflict.
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