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Ongoing Story· Day 48

IDF Boosts West Bank Forces Amid Escalation Fears

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Netanyahu Urges Caution on West Bank Diplomat Attack, Cites Need for Evidence

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The IDF is deploying additional troops to the West Bank following a rise in settler violence against Palestinians during the olive harvest. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned violence against journalists and diplomats but urged caution and evidence regarding the diplomat attack, citing a potential smear campaign. President Isaac Herzog apologized to an assaulted journalist and condemned the attacks, as did Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar and the IDF. An Israeli civilian was also injured in a separate confrontation with Palestinians.

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  • IDF to deploy additional troops to West Bank amid rising settler violence during olive harvest.
  • Netanyahu urges caution and evidence for diplomat attack claims, citing potential smear campaign.
  • President Herzog apologizes to assaulted journalist and condemns attacks on diplomats.
  • Foreign Minister Sa'ar and IDF condemn violence against diplomats, launching investigations.
  • An Israeli civilian was injured in a separate confrontation with Palestinians in the West Bank.
Netanyahu Urges Caution on West Bank Diplomat Attack, Cites Need for Evidence
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