In what the IDF (Israel Defense Forces) called a “wide-scale nighttime operation,” Israeli security forces arrested 19 wanted ...
Jerusalem, 23 June, 2026 (TPS-IL) — In what the IDF (Israel Defense Forces) called a “wide-scale nighttime operation,” Israeli security forces arrested 19 Wanted Terrorists and seized combat equipment in the city of Bethlehem. As part of the operation, the forces searched about 50 buildings.
In another operation in Tulkarm, two wanted individuals were arrested and two pistols and ammunition were confiscated. At the same time, in Judea forces confiscated improvised “Carlo” type weapons.
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