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Defense Minister Katz: Police, Not IDF, Must Tackle Settler Violence

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Defense Minister Israel Katz asserted that the Israel Police, not the IDF, must be responsible for handling violence by Jewish settlers in the West Bank. He announced a plan to divide civilian enforcement duties between the IDF and police, excluding administrative detention for settlers. Katz stressed that effective police action, not administrative orders, is the necessary solution.

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  • Defense Minister Israel Katz stated police, not IDF, must handle settler violence.
  • Katz announced a plan to divide civilian enforcement between IDF and police.
  • The plan does not include administrative detention orders for settlers.
  • Katz called for strong and effective police enforcement as the solution.
  • The IDF's role should remain focused on combating Palestinian terrorism.
Defense Minister Katz: Police, Not IDF, Must Tackle Settler Violence
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