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IDF arrests 23 terror suspects in overnight ops in Judea and Samaria

Since Hamas’s Oct. 7 massacre, Israel has detained some 3,700 Palestinians across the territories.

IDF troops conduct counterterrorism raids in Judea and Samaria, March 25, 2024. Credit: IDF.
IDF troops conduct counterterrorism raids in Judea and Samaria, March 25, 2024. Credit: IDF.

Israeli forces arrested 23 Palestinian terror suspects during overnight operations throughout Judea and Samaria.

No Israeli casualties were reported.

Since Hamas’s Oct. 7 massacre, Israel has detained some 3,700 Palestinians across the territories, of whom over 1,600 are affiliated with Hamas.

On Saturday, Israeli forces located the body of 14-year-old Jerusalem resident Binyamin Achimeir, who went missing while shepherding from Gal Farm, near the Palestinian village of al-Mughayyir, 17 miles northeast of Ramallah.

He was killed by Palestinian terrorists in either the late morning or early afternoon on Friday, according to a preliminary investigation.

The Israel Defense Forces was continuing to search for the perpetrators on Tuesday.

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