Police investigators and forensic teams were called to the scene of a nationalist terror incident in the Hebron area on Thursday afternoon, according to N12. The teams began collecting evidence and witness testimonies. The investigation has been assigned to the inter-organizational command.
Police forensic teams and investigators have been dispatched to the scene of the nationalist terror incident in the Hebron area, and the investigation has been transferred to the inter-organizational command, N12 reported on Thursday. The teams are collecting evidence and witness testimonies, with the command coordinating between police, the Shin Bet, and other security agencies.
The incident was first reported overnight by the IDF, which stated that Israeli civilians had set fire to homes and wounded Palestinians, including a girl and a woman, in the Khirbet Tuba area. By 11:04 Jerusalem, the IDF confirmed that the suspects had fled before troops arrived and that no arrests had been made. Police from the Judea and Samaria District entered the area to collect evidence, and the IDF condemned the attack, calling for prosecution. The Zioneer subsequently reported that the wounded were a mother and her daughters, as cited by a Palestinian report.
This incident follows a pattern of nationalist attacks in Judea and Samaria, which The Zioneer has covered extensively, including security operations and counterterror sweeps in the region. The IDF has repeatedly emphasized its commitment to apprehending those responsible for such attacks.
The suspects remain at large, and no arrests have been made. The investigation is ongoing, and the motive and affiliation of the perpetrators have not yet been confirmed.
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