In a surprise operation, Israeli security forces, including Shin Bet and Magav, conducted a raid in Barta'a, a village bordering the West Bank, resulting in the arrest of 52 individuals suspected of being affiliated with Hamas and illegally present in Israel.
The joint effort involved the storming of a building on the Palestinian side of Barta'a by armed Magav and Shin Bet officers. The apprehended individuals were then immobilized, blindfolded, and made to kneel in a separate room.
Following their arrest, the suspects were paraded through the streets of Barta'a before being transported on a bus to a location managed by Shin Bet for further investigation. The charges against them include lacking the necessary permits to be in Israel.
The intelligence leading to this operation was provided by the Shin Bet security service. This crackdown follows the release of distressing hostage videos by Hamas, featuring a 13-year-old boy and an elderly woman abducted during the storming of their kibbutz on October 7.
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