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Former Israeli Military Leaders Urge Strong Action Against Right-Wing Violence in West Bank

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First reported by Ynet · 22 hours ago

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Former Israeli military officers criticized the IDF's response to right-wing settler violence in the West Bank village of Kusra, urging stronger action to protect both Palestinians and Israeli citizens and prevent damage to the military's integrity.

01Former IDF officers condemned the military's handling of right-wing violence in Kusra, West Bank.
02Hanokh Dauba said the violence damages the IDF and Israeli society internally.
03Central Command must protect 2.5 million Palestinians and 540,000 Israeli Jews equally.
04Dauba accused the IDF of systematically restricting Palestinian life over the past two years.
05The letter calls for decisive IDF action against right-wing activists in Judea and Samaria.
06The appeal highlights growing concern over settler violence and military response in the region.

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Hanokh Dauba