Pak Sahafat – An Israeli media outlet has announced plans to send six new Israeli army battalions to the West Bank amid fears of escalating clashes in the region.
According to the Pak Sahafat News agency International group, the Zionist media “Vala” reported by publishing this news: The army has decided to increase its ability to deal with escalating tensions and insecurity in the West Bank in the coming weeks by recalling six battalions of reserve forces.
According to the media, these reserve battalions are stationed with the aim of reducing the possibility of Palestinian movement to carry out martyrdom operations, especially along the green belt separating the West Bank and the occupied territories.
The report adds: The purpose of attracting reserve battalions is also to reduce the pressure on the regular forces, the police force and the border guards of the Zionist regime.
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The Zionist media pointed out: The deployment of reserve forces is part of a coordinated and comprehensive plan of the occupying forces across the West Bank following the recent Palestinian operation against the Zionists, some of which are stationed in the Gaza Strip near the Lebanese-Syrian border.
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