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Restraining orders against far-right activists in West Bank not enforced, sources say
Administrative restraining orders have been essential in keeping violent right-wing activists out of the West Bank. Their non-enforcement indicates a growing rift between Israel Police and Shin Bet on the issue of nationalist crime
Israel far right issues rare rebuke of settler attack on army
An assault by Israeli settlers on soldiers in the occupied West Bank drew condemnation from across the political spectrum, including an unusual rebuke from far-right ministers who typically support the settlement movement.Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich and National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, considered the two most hardline members of the ruling coalition, called for the perpetrators to be held accountable.
Dozens of settlers are demonstrating this evening (Thursday) at the entrance to Jerusalem, claiming "the false incitement and bloodshed of the youth of the hills." The road is blocked to traffic intermittently. Some of the protesters are wearing red clothing reminiscent of the clothes of those sentenced to death and are facing uniformed men who are supposedly being shot to death. Police reported that a police officer was slightly injured by sto…
According to the sources, the police are also suspending the issuance of warrants, which are intended to keep violent activists away from the West Bank. Their importance has increased since the Defense Minister announced in November that he would stop issuing administrative arrest warrants against settlers.
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