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IDF Plans New Measures to Combat Settler Violence in West Bank
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The IDF is launching new operational measures to combat escalating settler violence in the West Bank, following a high-level meeting chaired by Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir. The plan involves reassigning responsibilities, with police taking a greater role in law enforcement and a new Border Police unit focused on nationalist crime planned for November. Enhanced intelligence gathering and stricter penalties for soldiers involved in violence are also key components of the strategy.
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- IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir is implementing new measures to curb settler violence in the West Bank.
- The plan involves increased police involvement and a new Border Police unit dedicated to nationalist crime.
- Intelligence gathering on Jewish rioters and their plans will be significantly strengthened.
- Soldiers involved in settler violence, even on leave, will face tougher penalties.
- A joint interagency command center will be reestablished to improve coordination between security forces.
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