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Palestinian car scrapyards near the border dismantle vehicles within minutes, with parts repurposed as replacement parts; An Israeli movement files precedent-setting petition to High Court against the state demanding action.
Three battalions, two special forces units and a Border Police force are taking part in the operation. Troops are focusing on arresting wanted suspects and locating sensitive targets, with the broader objective being a comprehensive raid on Balata Camp.
Larry Huch, recognized as one of the ten most influential Evangelical leaders in the United States and a close confidant of the US leader, honored for his steadfast support of the settlements.
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz unveils details at a regional council leaders’ conference: “We must take an offensive approach in Judea and Samaria and defeat the enemy.” Yesha Council responds: “Applying sovereignty is the strategic solution that will ensure real security for residents.”
Two Israelis have been seriously wounded, with authorities having launched an investigation into police conduct.
US Treasury adds Amana settlement movement and two construction companies to sanctions list, along with three right-wing activists.
"My bill will mandate referring to Judea and Samaria as the historic homeland of the Jewish people, not the 'West Bank.' We will persist in advocating for your historical roots," Republican Congresswoman Claudia Tenney says.
Netanyahu's promise of a project manager to tackle sanctions against Judea and Samaria settlers remains unfulfilled.
The revelation is particularly concerning in light of the recent security alert regarding a planned attack on a seam zone community by terrorists from the Tulkarm area.
The man, 25 years old, was attempting to remove the flag when the blast occurred.
