Netanyahu Condemns Violent Riots by Small Group in West Bank Villages Kosra and Jalud
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Prime Minister Netanyahu condemned violent riots by a small group in the West Bank villages of Kosra and Jalud, praising swift security response and demanding legal action against the perpetrators.
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- Netanyahu condemns violent riots in Kosra and Jalud by a small group of rioters.
- He says the rioters harm law-abiding settlers and disrupt IDF operations.
- Security forces confiscated three vehicles and quickly ended the violence.
- IDF, Shin Bet, and police are conducting a thorough investigation.
- Netanyahu urges law enforcement to arrest and prosecute the rioters promptly.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu strongly condemned the violent riots that occurred in the West Bank villages of Kosra and Jalud. He described the perpetrators as a "small group" violating the law and causing significant harm to law-abiding settlers, disrupting the Israeli military's operations, and damaging Israel's international standing. Netanyahu emphasized that security forces acted swiftly, confiscating three vehicles and quickly ending the disturbances. He stated that the Israel Defense Forces, Shin Bet, and police are conducting an intensive investigation on the ground. Netanyahu called on law enforcement agencies to apprehend the rioters and ensure they face legal consequences promptly.
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