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Multiple Explosions in Israel Prompt Heightened Security Measures

Multiple Explosions in Israel Prompt Heightened Security Measures
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World February 21, 2025 06:30

israel - Recent explosions in Israel led to increased security measures and political responses

Multiple Explosions Rock Israel, Prompting Security Measures

In Bat-Yam, Israel, three buses were hit by consecutive explosions, leading to heightened security measures and political actions. Prime Minister Netanyahu issued orders for a large-scale operation in the West Bank, restricting access and increasing security presence. Meanwhile, reactions from international figures like US President Donald Trump's controversial remarks on Gaza were also discussed.

Israeli Transportation Minister Miri Regev ordered thorough searches on all buses, trains, and light rail systems following the incidents. The Defense Minister instructed the military to intensify attacks in the occupied West Bank, warning of consequences for those believed to aid Palestinian resistance groups.

Security sources revealed that timed explosive devices were planted on parked buses, causing controlled explosions and preventing casualties. Investigations continue as Israeli authorities confirm the attacks and implement preventive measures nationwide.

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