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IDF kills terrorist armed with knife after Negohot infiltration alert

The IDF killed a terrorist who infiltrated Negohot, a town in the West Bank near Hebron, after terrorist infiltration sirens sounded in the settlement early on Saturday morning.

The terrorist was armed with a knife, the IDF stated, but no injuries resulting from the infiltration were reported.

IDF said troops have been dispatched to the area and are conducting additional scans.

In an earlier incident in the West Bank, IDF forces thwarted a drug smuggling attempt on the Jordan border and seized millions of shekels worth of drugs.

The military said on Friday that soldiers from the Jordan Lions Battalion seized approximately 75 kilograms of drugs, which were transferred to the Israel Police for further processing.

The details on how the drugs were attempted to be smuggled were not shared by the military, while there were no reports of people detained during the incident.

This is a developing story.


Source:

www.jpost.com

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