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IDF Approves Full Return of Palestinian Workers to West Bank Settlements Without Special Permits
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By דסק החדשות C14
First reported by Now 14 · Jul 27, 2026
What happened
The IDF has authorized the unrestricted return of Palestinian workers to West Bank settlements starting tomorrow, removing prior permit requirements. This move has raised security concerns among settlers who fear increased risks from the policy change.
- 01IDF lifts restrictions on Palestinian workers entering West Bank settlements starting tomorrow.
- 02Entry will no longer require individual permits or special security checks.
- 03The decision reflects a perceived reduction in immediate security threats in the area.
- 04Settlers and local leaders express strong opposition and security concerns.
- 05Critics warn the move ignores recent terror attacks and endangers families.
- 06The policy aims to restore full routine access to the settlements for workers.
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