Israel Border Police Officer Wounded During Major Arrest Raid in West Bank
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by i24 News and Algemeiner Staff

Israeli soldiers take part in a raid in Ramallah, in the West Bank, April 1, 2022. REUTERS/Mohamad Torokman
i24 News — Israeli security forces arrested 18 suspects throughout the West Bank, during a pre-dawn operation on Thursday.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF), the Shin Bet internal security agency, and Border Police arrested two wanted persons, including a senior member of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorist organization, in the Jalazone refugee camp and in the city of Ramallah.
לוחמי צה”ל, שב”כ ומג”ב פעלו הלילה למעצר 18 מבוקשים ברחבי יהודה ושומרון.
במבצע חטיבתי לסיכול טרור בכפר נחלין שבמרחב חטיבת עציון עצרו הכוחות שישה מבוקשים החשודים במעורבות בפעילות טרור, איתרו ציוד צבאי והחרימו ארבעה רכבים >> pic.twitter.com/Qe9hkjxJNZ
— צבא ההגנה לישראל (@idfonline) September 7, 2023
The Israeli security forces located and confiscated military equipment and ammunition, and during the activities, Palestinians threw stones and hurled Molotov cocktails and explosives. The Israeli forces responded with measures to disperse the crowds.
During the operation, one Border Police officer was slightly wounded and taken to the hospital for medical treatment.
In addition, the Israeli security forces arrested six wanted persons suspected of involvement in terrorist activities from the West Bank area of Nahalin, where military equipment was located and four vehicles were confiscated.
A further seven wanted persons were arrested in the villages of al-Dawha, Asakra, Baytin, Bardala, Al-Bireh, and Turmus Ayya. All of the suspects and confiscated weapons were transferred to the Israeli security forces for further processing.
Israel is facing a major upsurge in attacks on civilians and soldiers. On Wednesday, a 17-year-old Palestinian terrorist stabbed two people in Jerusalem.
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