Netanyahu vows large-scale West Bank operation, starting with expulsion of Palestinians in Hebron
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said a large-scale military operation in the occupied West Bank is “on the way”, after two Israeli soldiers were killed in an attack in Hebron on Friday. Speaking in Hebron later on Friday, Netanyahu said he and Defence Minister Israel Katz were considering an army operation in the West Bank on a scale not seen since Israel occupied the territory in 1967.

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