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18 Arrested During West Bank Outpost Evacuation Amidst Riots

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18 Jewish Extremists Arrested During West Bank Outpost Evacuation Amid Violence

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Eighteen Jewish extremists were arrested during the evacuation of the illegal Ora Yisrael outpost near Ariel in the West Bank after clashing with security forces. Rioters set tires on fire and blocked roads, attempting to prevent the operation. The outpost was used as a base for attacks on Palestinian villages. The arrests occurred amid ongoing concerns about extremist violence from unauthorized West Bank outposts.

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  • Eighteen Jewish extremists were arrested during the evacuation of the Ora Yisrael outpost in the West Bank.
  • Rioters set tires on fire and erected roadblocks to obstruct security forces.
  • The Ora Yisrael outpost served as a base for attacks on Palestinian villages.
  • Security forces confiscated vehicles containing flammable materials and weapons.
  • The evacuation followed recent riots by Jewish extremists in the West Bank.
  • The outpost was deemed illegal and a security threat by authorities.
18 Jewish Extremists Arrested During West Bank Outpost Evacuation Amid Violence
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