Israel presses ahead with West Bank operation as election approaches
The Hebron municipality said the operation displaced more than 2,600 people; the Army declined to say how long the operation might last.
The Hindu reports that the Hebron municipality said the operation displaced more than 2,600 people; the Army declined to say how long the operation might last.
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