Shooting in West Bank Injures Five, Two Dead | Thailand News
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An attack in the West Bank on October 20 left five Israelis injured and resulted in the deaths of two Palestinian assailants during a shootout with Israeli forces near Hebron. In response, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu canceled political events ahead of the elections. National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir called for the dismantling of the Palestinian Authority, despite no evidence linking them to the attack. The incident highlights escalating tensions in the West Bank and its impact on
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