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Home / World / Israeli Military Loosens Security Restrictions In Gaza Area

Israeli Military loosens security restrictions in Gaza area

Following a situation assessment, it was decided that today (Tuesday) at 6:00 PM, the IDF (Israel Defense Forces) Home Front Command's defence guidelines will be updated. As part of the changes, the Gaza envelope area and some of the settlements in the Western Negev and Western Lachish region areas will be loosened from a limited activity level to a partial activity level, which allows for educational activities to be held in a place where it is possible to reach a standard protected area.
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Updated At : 10:32 PM Mar 18, 2025 IST
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Tel Aviv [Israel], March 18 (ANI/TPS): Following a situation assessment, it was decided that today (Tuesday) at 6:00 PM, the IDF (Israel Defense Forces) Home Front Command's defence guidelines will be updated. As part of the changes, the Gaza envelope area and some of the settlements in the Western Negev and Western Lachish region areas will be loosened from a limited activity level to a partial activity level, which allows for educational activities to be held in a place where it is possible to reach a standard protected area.

The move to loosen the security restrictions comes after the IDF engaged in an anti-terror operation in Gaza over the past 24 hours. (ANI/TPS)

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