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IDF Criticizes Unapproved Jewish Family Move Into West Bank Homes

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Jewish families moved into eight homes near Jericho without IDF approval, prompting criticism and the redeployment of troops. The Nachala settlement movement led the uncoordinated initiative. In a separate matter, President Isaac Herzog warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about rising West Bank violence. The IDF's 98th Division is also preparing to withdraw from the Judea and Etzion sectors after a recent deployment.

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  • Jewish families moved into eight homes near Jericho without IDF approval.
  • The unannounced move surprised the IDF and required troop redeployment.
  • The Nachala settlement movement led the initiative with Binyamin Regional Council support.
  • President Isaac Herzog warned PM Netanyahu about escalating West Bank violence.
  • The IDF's 98th Division is concluding its deployment in Judea and Etzion sectors.

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