Days Before the Riots in Khusra - The Military Reveals: The Secret Visit of Coalition Leaders to the Outpost
The IDF reveals that a minister and two coalition MKs visited the illegal outpost 'Tel Talpiot' days before the clashes in Khusra, giving a tailwind to right-wing activists. Meanwhile, officers clarify that transferring powers to the police in Judea and Samaria will not happen in reality, due to the police's weakness and the conflict of interest of the minister in charge.
The IDF reveals that a minister and two coalition MKs visited the illegal outpost 'Tel Talpiot' in the days preceding the clashes in Khusra, giving a tailwind to right-wing activists. The military claims that elements within the Israeli government are behind the groups that violate law and order. Meanwhile, officers clarify that transferring powers to the police in Judea and Samaria will not happen in reality, due to the police's weakness, the lack of a legal basis for enforcement in Areas B and C, and the conflict of interest of the minister in charge of the police, who is the 'ideological father' of far-right activists. The article raises questions about the police's ability to deal with security and intelligence challenges, and points to a gap between the IDF's statements and the reality on the ground.