Palestinians return to ruined Hebron homes after Israel’s 10-day siege
Summary
About 3,300 Palestinians returned to homes in Hebron after Israeli forces ended a 10-day operation and withdrew from the affected neighborhoods. Residents and local officials reported damaged homes and infrastructure, closed shops, disrupted schooling, and major economic losses.Key Facts
- The Ein Deir Bahha and al-Jalda neighborhoods were under a 10-day Israeli military operation after two Israeli soldiers were shot dead in Hebron on October 23.
- The article says two Palestinian suspects were also killed and hundreds of Palestinian families were forced from their homes.
- Hebron Governor Khaled Dodin said families could access their properties on Monday morning after Israeli soldiers withdrew.
- The operation led to the demolition of 15 facilities, including three homes.
- At least 327 shops were shut, and about 80,000 students missed school during the displacement.
- The Hebron municipality estimated direct economic losses at more than 12 million shekels per day.
- Local officials reported infrastructure damage exceeding 6 million shekels and losses of 500,000 shekels in the health and environmental sectors.
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