IDF launches major operation in Hebron after deadly shooting attack

The IDF launches a major counterterrorism operation in Hebron after a deadly shooting attack at a checkpoint, conducting searches and interrogating suspects. Separately, US President Donald Trump suggests at a Florida rally that US warships returning from Iran could stop in Cuba, and hints at another military operation against Iran. Foreign ministers of Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan issue a joint statement calling the Israeli occupation the main source of regional instability and urging a two-state solution.

The IDF has launched a major counterterrorism operation in Hebron following a deadly shooting attack at a checkpoint earlier today. Forces from the IDF, Shin Bet, Border Police, and Civil Administration are conducting targeted searches to locate and dismantle terror infrastructure and weapons, and interrogating dozens of suspects. The military says the raid is focused on the area from which the terrorists operated and is expected to last several days. Troops have measured the homes of the two gunmen ahead of potential demolition, and a closure has been imposed on Hebron and nearby Palestinian towns. Separately, US President Donald Trump suggested at a Florida rally that US warships returning from the Iran war could stop in Cuba, and that Secretary of State Marco Rubio would finalize a deal. Trump also hinted at another military operation against Iran. Foreign ministers of Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan issued a joint statement calling the Israeli occupation the main source of regional instability and urging a two-state solution. The article also includes a fundraising appeal for The Times of Israel Community.