HEBRON-Ma'an- Today, Wednesday, the Director of the General Intelligence Department in the Hebron Governorate, Brigadier General Ali Shaker Shahin, accompanied by Deputy Brigadier General Tayseer Fakhoury, inspected the Yatta Intelligence Directorate. They were received by Jihad Al-Batat, Director of the Yatta Intelligence Directorate, and officers, non-commissioned officers and members of the General Intelligence Department in the Directorate, and listened to a briefing from them on the situation in the city of Yatta and its suburbs. He also visited the headquarters of the Fatah Movement in Yatta and its suburbs, where he was received by Major General Nabil Abu Qubaita, Secretary of the Region, members of the Region, a number of Fatah Movement cadres, student youth, women's committees, and a number of Fatah Movement cadres in the region. On behalf of the General Intelligence Service of the Hebron Governorate, Brigadier General Shaheen thanked the Yatta region and its suburbs for the warm reception, and d iscussed cooperation and cohesion in order to impose security and safety for this country. Source: Maan News Agency
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