Netanyahu Condemns Violent Riots in Samaria, Calls for Full Legal Action
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday strongly condemned the violent riots that occurred overnight in Samaria, during which rioters attacked security forces. Netanyahu stated that the perpetrators were a "handful of rioters" who do not represent the law-abiding settler population, causing them "immense injustice" and hindering security forces.
He expressed full support for the soldiers and Border Police officers operating in the area to combat terrorism and maintain security. Netanyahu urged law enforcement agencies to prosecute those involved in the disturbances to the fullest extent of the law.
The IDF reported that over 100 Israelis rioted in the Palestinian village of Jalud, setting property ablaze, blocking roads, burning tires, and throwing stones at security forces. Three Border Police officers sustained minor injuries, and two suspects were arrested.
According to the IDF, security forces were present to facilitate the return of a Palestinian family to their home, which they had allegedly been forced to leave due to nationalist crime incidents. The return was not completed due to the violent riots.
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