Israeli authorities on high alert after possible operation in al-Quds
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Israeli media report that the occupation is in a state of high alert in occupied al-Quds following an intelligence report about two people intending to carry out an operation.
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Israeli police are on high alert in occupied al-Quds following reports of a possible operation on December 15, 2024. (ScreenGrab/Social Media)
Israeli media reported that the state of alert in occupied al-Quds was heightened following an intelligence report indicating the presence of two individuals planning an attack.
In response, occupation police deployed helicopters to patrol the skies over occupied al-Quds and its surrounding areas. They later intercepted a suspicious vehicle near the Litron junction, according to Israeli media.
Israeli Channel 12 reported that the police "stopped traffic on Route 1 leading to Jerusalem."
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This comes amid growing fears in the occupation entity of an escalation in operations in occupied al-Quds and the West Bank.
A few days ago, Israeli media reported that five people were injured, including one seriously, in a shooting attack on an Israeli bus south of occupied al-Quds.
Israeli Channel 12 reported that the movement of vehicles near the shooting site at the tunnel checkpoint south of occupied al-Quds witnessed a disruption in the pursuit of the one who carried out the operation, detailing how following the operation, Israelis were still fearful another would take place.
Israeli media reported that 22 bullets were fired during the operation.
