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Israel Security Forces Target Settler Violence with Arrests, Asset Seizures
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By אלישע בן קימון
First reported by Ynet · Aug 30, 2026
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Israeli security forces are increasing arrests and asset seizures to combat settler violence in the West Bank, following recent disturbances in Qusra. A dispute exists between the police and IDF over the lack of arrests at the Qusra incident, while a new national program aims to address the underlying issues among at-risk youth.
- 01Security forces to increase arrests and seize equipment from illegal outposts.
- 02Dispute between police and IDF over handling of settler violence incident.
- 03Concern over extremist settlers encroaching on Palestinian homes.
- 04New national program launched to support at-risk youth.
- 05Economic pressure aims to deter re-establishment of evacuated settlements.
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