Israeli forces killed two suspected gunmen near Hebron after a shooting that wounded at least five people. Netanyahu’s office then instructed security forces to cordon off the city and prepare for a West Bank closure.
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Netanyahu instructed Israeli forces to close Hebron and prepare for a West Bank-wide lockdown after the military said it killed two Palestinians accused of an attack near the city. At least five Israeli soldiers were injured, two critically, according to Al Jazeera.
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