At least 250 families have been expelled from their homes in Hebron by the Israeli army following a Palestinian attack

Over 250 families have been displaced from their homes in Hebron due to Israeli military operations following a Palestinian attack that resulted in the deaths of two Israeli soldiers. The mayor of Hebron criticized the Israeli government's response as disproportionate, highlighting the demolition of homes and the forced displacement of civilians, including children and the elderly. The Israeli army claims the operation aims to dismantle terrorist infrastructure, while human rights organizations argue that the actions unjustly punish innocent families. The situation in Hebron reflects a broader military strategy in the West Bank, with significant implications for the upcoming elections in Israel, as Prime Minister Netanyahu seeks to secure votes from settlers.