The IDF Central Command imposed a lockdown on exits in the sector following a security escalation in Samaria, according to Israeli media reports. The decision was taken during a security assessment convened by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with the IDF chief, Shin Bet director, Military Intelligence chief, and National Security Council head, amid fears of copycat attacks and price tag attacks. Additional forces were rushed to the area.
The IDF Central Command has imposed a lockdown on exits in the Samaria sector following a security escalation, according to reports. The decision was made during a situation assessment at the Prime Minister's office, attended by the IDF Chief of Staff, Shin Bet director, head of Military Intelligence, and the National Security Council head. The lockdown is meant to prevent potential copycat attacks and price tag attacks, amid heightened tensions. Additional military forces have been deployed to the area.
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