Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of the Israeli regime, announced in an interview with "i24 News" about major changes in the Middle East and emphasized the approach of "surprise and sudden action." These statements were made following the shooting at the "Farsh al-Ho" checkpoint in the city of Hebron, where two Israeli soldiers were killed and three others were injured.
Details of the military operation in Hebron
The Israeli regime's army announced early Saturday that it had begun a military operation in a neighborhood of the city of Hebron. According to the army, this operation aims to search the area, discover weapons, and identify alleged infrastructures. The army also claims that this action includes efforts to "reshape the security reality" in the region.
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Following the shooting at the "Farsh al-Ho" checkpoint, Israeli media reported that two of the six soldiers injured in the incident died due to the severity of their injuries. This incident has been regarded as a success for the resistance against the occupiers and has led to heightened tensions in the region.
Continuation of the army's offensive operations and their consequences
The Israeli regime's army also announced that this operation is being conducted in cooperation with the regime's internal intelligence agency, Shabak, and border guard forces. In this context, the army will continue targeting dozens of points in various areas of the West Bank to prevent potential activities and protect the security of Israelis.
Residents in the areas under operation can exit the region through three crossings after security inspections and interrogations. This action clearly indicates an increase in tensions and security complexities in the region and may have widespread repercussions for residents and forces present in these areas.
Netanyahu's statements in response to questions about his recent decisions to dissolve the Palestinian Authority emphasize the importance of current developments in the Middle East and indicate deeper changes that may occur in the near future. In this interview, he specifically refrained from providing details of the surprise and only stated that "we changed the Middle East."
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