Israeli forces displace 1,200 Palestinians in Hebron after deadly attack on soldiers
France 24's headline. Reported by France 24, Le Monde in English, Al-Monitor, The Korea Herald, NDTV.
What the sources say, in brief
According to France 24, Israeli forces displaced around 1,200 Palestinians in the occupied West Bank city of Hebron after a Friday attack that killed two Israeli soldiers. Le Monde in English reported that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he was planning a large operation. Al-Monitor put the number of displaced families at around 250, while The Korea Herald gave around 2,000 residents. NDTV quoted Hebron Governor Khaled Dudin saying around one-third of Hebron had been targeted. The Palestinian Authority called for international pressure on Israel to protect residents. The story is developing.
Key points
- France 24 reported that around 1,200 Palestinians in Hebron were forced to leave their homes after an attack that killed two Israeli soldiers.
- Le Monde in English reported that Netanyahu said he was planning an operation on a scale not seen since 1967.
- Al-Monitor reported that Israeli forces displaced around 250 families, some in the middle of the night.
- NDTV quoted Hebron Governor Khaled Dudin saying around one-third of Hebron has been targeted.
What we know
- Palestinian militants killed two Israeli soldiers on Friday at a checkpoint, according to Le Monde in English.
- Israeli forces pushed into Hebron on Saturday and displaced residents, according to Al-Monitor and The Korea Herald.
- The Palestinian Authority called for international pressure on Israel to protect residents, according to Al-Monitor and France 24.
What we don't know
- The sources give differing figures for how many people were displaced.
What happens next
- Netanyahu said he was planning an operation on a scale not seen since 1967, according to Le Monde in English.
Sources differ: Al-Monitor reported around 250 families displaced, while The Korea Herald reported around 2,000 residents and France 24 reported around 1,200 Palestinians. The Korea Herald said the attack killed two Israeli soldiers, while it also said two Palestinians killed two soldiers before being gunned down, which differs from the other outlets' accounts of the attack.
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Israeli forces displace 1,200 Palestinians in Hebron after deadly attack on soldiers. According to France 24, Israeli forces displaced around 1,200 Palestinians in the occupied West Bank city of Hebron after a Friday attack that killed two Israeli soldiers. Le Monde in English reported that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he was planning a large operation. Al-Monitor put the number of displaced families at around 250, while The Korea Herald gave around 2,000 residents. NDTV quoted Hebron Governor Khaled Dudin saying around one-third of Hebron had been targeted. The Palestinian Authority called for international pressure on Israel to protect residents. The story is developing. Covered by 5 publications. France 24: Israeli forces displace 1,200 Palestinians in Hebron after deadly attack on soldiers. Le Monde in English: Israeli forces displace hundreds of Hebron families after deadly attack. Al-Monitor: Israeli forces displace Hebron families after deadly attack. The Korea Herald: Israeli forces displace Hebron families after deadly attack. NDTV: Israeli Forces Displace Families In West Bank's Hebron After Deadly Attack.
Who is covering it
- France 24 France Israeli forces displace 1,200 Palestinians in Hebron after deadly attack on soldiers The Palestinian Authority has called for international pressure on Israel after a Palestinian official said around 1,200 Palestinians in Hebron in the West Bank were forced to leave their homes following an attack on Friday which killed two Israeli soldiers. The head of Hebron's municipality said an 24 Oct · Tier 2
- Le Monde in English France Israeli forces displace hundreds of Hebron families after deadly attack Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he was planning an operation on a scale not seen since Israel first occupied the West Bank in 1967, after Palestinian militants killed two Israeli soldiers on Friday at a checkpoint. 24 Oct · Tier 2
- Al-Monitor United States Israeli forces displace Hebron families after deadly attack Israeli forces pushed into the occupied West Bank city of Hebron on Saturday and displaced around 250 families, some in the middle of the night, vowing to exact a heavy price for a deadly attack on soldiers. The Palestinian Authority called for international pressure on Israel to protect residents, 24 Oct · Tier 3
- The Korea Herald South Korea Israeli forces displace Hebron families after deadly attack Israeli forces pushed into the occupied West Bank city of Hebron on Saturday and displaced around 2,000 residents, vowing to exact a heavy price for an attack the day before in which two Palestinians killed two soldiers before being gunned down. The Palestinian Authority called for international pre 25 Oct · Tier 3
- NDTV India Israeli Forces Displace Families In West Bank's Hebron After Deadly Attack Around one-third of Hebron has been targeted, Hebron Governor Khaled Dudin said. 24 Oct · Tier 3
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