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YnetPolitics

Foreign Minister Sa'ar Says MK Tzvi Sukkot Is Not Sovereign in West Bank

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar declared that MK Tzvi Sukkot has no sovereign authority in the West Bank, stressing that only state and security forces should make and enforce decisions there, and criticized Sukkot for acting against this principle.

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  • Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar stated MK Tzvi Sukkot is not sovereign in the West Bank.
  • Decisions in West Bank must be made and executed by the state and security forces only.
  • Public officials should communicate this authority clearly to the public.
  • Sa'ar accused Sukkot of knowingly acting contrary to this principle.

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar stated on social media platform X that Member of Knesset Tzvi Sukkot, like any other MK, does not hold sovereign authority in the West Bank. Sa'ar emphasized that decisions regarding the area must be made and implemented solely by the state, its authorities, the Israel Defense Forces, and security forces. He added that public officials should convey this principle to the public. Sa'ar criticized Sukkot for deliberately acting contrary to this stance.

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