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Ongoing Story· Day 51

IDF Boosts West Bank Forces Amid Escalation Fears

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Haaretz EnglishSecurity

Israel Security Forces Fear Post-Election Surge in Settler Violence

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Israel's security forces are concerned about a potential surge in settler violence against Palestinians in the West Bank after the upcoming election. Joint discussions between the IDF, Shin Bet, and police have highlighted fears of increased attacks and new illegal outpost construction by far-right activists. A defense source admitted a loss of control on the ground, with officials worried about activists creating new facts before a potential government order for evacuation.

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  • Israeli security forces anticipate increased settler violence against Palestinians post-election.
  • Concerns exist about far-right activists launching attacks and building new outposts.
  • A defense source stated that control on the ground has been lost.
  • Officials fear activists will create irreversible facts before a potential government evacuation order.
Israel Security Forces Fear Post-Election Surge in Settler Violence
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