The Zioneer reports that Operation Combined Fist, launched earlier tonight in the Anata and Shuafat camps, is being led by Deputy Commander Eran Levy and Col. Anan Fares. The operation, involving Border Police, IDF, and Shin Bet, targets terror infrastructure based on intelligence of planned attacks during the upcoming holiday period.
The Zioneer first reported the launch of Operation Combined Fist at 23:08 Jerusalem. An updated message from the desk, timestamped 23:50, provides additional details on the operation's command structure and scope. The operation is led by Israel Police's Jerusalem Envelopment District Deputy Commander Eran Levy and Binyamin Brigade Commander Col. Anan Fares. According to the desk, the large-scale operation in the Anata and Shuafat camps involves Border Police, IDF, and Shin Bet forces, acting on intelligence indicating that militants in the area were planning attacks during the Jewish holiday period. Forces are expected to carry out multiple raids targeting terror operatives and weaponry. The operation follows a series of similar counterterror sweeps in the Jerusalem periphery in recent months.
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