Judea and Samaria
Ala Raouf Shetiyya fled after carrying out a May 2024 car-ramming that killed two Israel soldiers.
Soldiers returned fire after being attacked while responding to reports that Palestinians were stoning Israeli civilians, according to the military.
“Only sovereignty—full control from the [Mediterranean] Sea to the Jordan [River]—will secure the state’s future,” said the Sovereignty Movement.
The city-state said the men endangered the two-state solution by making “unilateral attempts to change facts on the ground.”
The counter-terrorism operations were carried out after a reservist soldier was shot at and wounded.
In massive sweep, security forces arrested suspected terrorists and uncover weapons hidden in homes.
A recent exercise held in Judea, Samaria and the Jordan Valley showed that the army is unprepared for attacks by UAVs.
The decision to expropriate was made due to “intentional neglect” by the landowners and the Palestinian Authority.
“We urge you to press the Israeli government to take significant action to prevent settler violence,” the Democrats said.
The strategic Shdema community will connect eastern Gush Etzion to Jerusalem.
The soldier was wounded in Nablus when terrorists opened fire during a raid; he was evacuated for treatment and his family notified, according to the military.
“This legislation is unhelpful virtue-signaling,” a U.S. State Department spokesperson told JNS. “It does not serve the cause of peace in the Middle East.”
