A week of Israel’s lockdown in Hebron: What’s happened, when will it end?

The Israeli army is continuing its military lockdown of Hebron for the seventh consecutive day, carrying out raids and tightening restrictions in the occupied West Bank’s largest city.Two Palestinians were injured and seven detained by Israeli forces on Thursday, according to the Wafa news agency, as Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians and their vehicles in the Ras al-Joura area, near the city’s northern entrance.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemslist 1 of 3Activists accuse Israeli settlers of assault in occupied West Banklist 2 of 3Israeli settlers savagely attack journalists in occupied West Banklist 3 of 3Al Jazeera speaks to El-Sayed as religion becomes flashpoint in Senate raceend of listIsrael has imposed a tight siege of Hebron since Friday last week, closing all entrances and exits and restricting residents’ freedom of movement and their ability to access critical services. More than 3,000 people have been forced out of the city as a number of Palestinian homes have been converted into military posts and barracks.Meanwhile, Israeli settlers carried out attacks on Palestinian communities around Hebron. In the latest incident on Wednesday, settlers assaulted three foreign...