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Following the killing of two IDF captive soldiers in the city of Hebron in the occupied West Bank, Israel launched a large-scale security operation in that city, and Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister, spoke of "a very big surprise for the Palestinian Authority."

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Following the killing of two IDF captive soldiers in the city of Hebron in the occupied West Bank, Israel launched a large-scale security operation in that city, and Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister, spoke of "a very big surprise for the Palestinian Authority."

Following the killing of two IDF captive soldiers in the city of Hebron in the occupied West Bank, Israel launched a large-scale security operation in that city, and Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister, spoke of "a very big surprise for the Palestinian Authority."

Mr. Netanyahu says "bigger actions" are coming.

In an interview with the I24 news channel held on Friday evening, he said of the Palestinian organization: "I will use methods to neutralize this threat, which I think is better not to reveal the details for now."

Mr. Netanyahu also answered the question of whether he agrees to the dissolution of the Palestinian Authority or not.

He said: "We have transformed the Middle East." I said we would change the situation and we did it."

He added: "There is also a very big surprise for the Palestinian Authority."

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