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The campaign, led in coordination with the Shin Bet, targeted armed terror cells—some directly funded by Iran. In January 2025, the IDF launched Operation Iron Wall in the West Bank, aiming to restore operational freedom inside Palestinian refugee camps.

The operation lasted three months and was conducted jointly between the Shin Bet, Israel Police, and the Israel Defense Forces in 'the largest and most extensive investigation case' in a decade

Israel's security service claimed Sunday it had broken up a network of Hamas fighters in the occupied West Bank suspected of planning attacks, arresting 60 of the group's members.

Even the prospect of civil war cannot be ruled out,' an expert tracking growing violence in the West Bank told Newsweek.

In response to rising settler violence in the West Bank, Defense Minister Israel Katz announced measures to combat attacks on Israeli forces. A joint task force will be formed, and funding for educational programs is set.

In a bold move, Hebron's clan leaders are challenging decades of conflict, seeking peace with Israel and envisioning a new future for their city.