An explosion from a bomb planted on a road near a Jewish settlement in the West Bank has injured three teenagers. The explosion occurred near the Kiryat Arba settlement adjacent to the divided city of Hebron. Police report that the explosion happened as students were returning to their armored bus after picking fruit in an orchard. The bus was transporting students from Kiryat Arba to the location. In Hebron, Palestinian police have discovered the bodies of two Palestinians accused of spying for Israel. These two are alleged to have assisted Israel in the killing of a local militant leader in April. Meanwhile, Israeli armored forces have attacked the Palestinian city of Tulkarem and a Palestinian refugee camp near Bethlehem in search of Palestinian militants. Israeli forces continue to be present in parts of Ramallah, conducting intelligence operations to find Palestinian extremists while enforcing curfews. The headquarters of Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat remains under siege. The Israeli army claims to have arrested about 30 extremists so far.
Explosion Near Kiryat Arba Settlement - 2002-06-11
An explosion near the Kiryat Arba settlement injured three teenagers returning from fruit picking. The incident is part of ongoing tensions, with Israeli forces conducting operations against Palestinian militants and the Palestinian leadership under siege. This highlights the continuing violence and instability in the region.
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📰 What Happened
Explosion injures three teenagers near Kiryat Arba settlement in West Bank.
- Israeli armored forces attack Palestinian city of Tulkarem, Palestinian refugee camp near Bethlehem
- Israeli forces conduct intelligence operations in Ramallah
- Israeli army arrest about 30 extremists
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The explosion underscores the persistent violence in the West Bank and its implications for regional stability.
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