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Israeli Forces Evict Settlers From Illegal Outposts Including Military Landing Zone in West Bank

Israeli forces have recently removed illegal settler outposts in the West Bank, including one on a critical military landing zone near Yatma. The evictions sparked clashes, arrests, and settler violence against Palestinians and security forces.

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What happened

  1. 01Israeli forces evicted settlers from illegal outposts across the West Bank, including a military landing zone near Yatma.
  2. 02The landing zone was rendered unusable for hours, disrupting IDF evacuation and operational missions.
  3. 03Settlers clashed with security forces after evictions, blocking roads and attacking Palestinian vehicles.
  4. 04Four settlers were arrested after stone-throwing incidents; three more were detained for attempted arson and violence.
  5. 05Palestinians reported a settler-set fire, but police attributed it to an electrical fault.
  6. 06Defense Minister Israel Katz ordered transferring enforcement over Israeli civilians in the West Bank from the IDF to police.

Defense Minister Israel Katz ordered a plan to shift enforcement over Israeli civilians in the West Bank from the military to the police to allow the IDF to focus on counterterrorism and border defense.

Translated and summarized by baba from Ynet, the latest report. Read Ynet’s original

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