PA Intel Officer Among 3 Palestinian Suspects in Shooting of IDF Soldier
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Palestinian Authority police in Bethlehem. A PA intel officer was among three suspects in the shooting of an IDF soldier. Photo: Wikipedia.
Israeli forces captured a group of Palestinians, including a member of the Palestinian Authority intelligence service, whom they suspect in the shooting of an IDF soldier near Tulkarem last week, officials announced on Sunday.
The soldier was shot and lightly wounded when his unit came under fire during an early-morning raid in Danaba, near the West Bank city of Tulkarem. He was evacuated to a nearby hospital for treatment, while the rest of the troops returned fire and began searching the area for suspects, but were unable to find them immediately, the army said at the time.
Read full story at The Times of Israel.
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