Hebron - Ma'an - The Israeli occupation forces closed all main and secondary roads and entrances between the city of Hebron and the surrounding cities, towns and villages, and arrested four citizens during raids and searches, and assaulted paramedics and citizens. This strict closure comes after the occupation announced that the perpetrators of the Jaffa operation last night, in which eight Israelis were killed, were Muhammad Rashid Misk and Ahmad Abdul Fattah Al-Haimouni from the city of Hebron. The occupation forces stormed the Wadi Abu Katila area in the city of Hebron, and raided the home of citizen Rashid Awida Misk, where he was arrested with his two sons Yahya and Ibrahim. They also raided the home of the Al-Haimouni family in the Al-Jami'a neighborhood. No one was in the house, so they demanded that the male members of the family of Abdul Fattah Al-Haimouni surrender themselves. The occupation forces searched the homes of the perpetrators of the operation. Local sources reported that the occupatio n forces severely beat the Abu Allan ambulance crew, namely: Muhammad al-Wahsh, Muhammad Abd al-Khaliq Abu Allan, and his brother Wissam, causing them to suffer bruises and contusions. The occupation forces also arrested the young man, Samer Jamal Zamaara, from the city of Halhul, after raiding his family's home and searching it thoroughly. Source: Maan News Agency
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Arrests in Hebron included the father and brothers of the perpetrator of the Jaffa operation
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