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Netanyahu and Ben Gvir debate Hebron attacker death penalty
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a security meeting during Yom Kippur to discuss the situation in the West Bank following the "Hummus" operation. During the meeting, National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir proposed implementing the death penalty for the perpetrator of the attack, which the Israeli army confirmed is legally feasible. Israeli forces carried out widespread raids in the town of Beddou and arrested numerous Palestinians. They stormed homes and searched hundreds of locations in an effort to tighten control after the attack that resulted in Israeli casualties. It is worth noting that the attacker was the released prisoner Qasre Smarah, who was arrested wounded after attempting to escape. Meanwhile, occupation operations have mainly focused on arresting young men and imposing security measures, in the context of ongoing escalation in the region.
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