Either violence or settlement

Ouzi Ben Nune argues in an opinion piece that violent elements within the settlement movement are becoming more brutal, and the price for Israeli society and international public opinion is becoming unbearable. He warns that the settlement movement is at a crossroads: either deal with the lawbreakers or risk losing ties with close friends.

Ouzi Ben Nune argues in an opinion piece that violent forces within the settlement movement in Judea and Samaria are becoming more brutal and shameless, and the price they are generating for Israeli society and international public opinion is becoming unbearable. He cites warnings from Israel's ambassador to the US, Yehiel Leiter, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and Ambassador Mike Huckabee, who defined the events as terrorism. Ben Nune states that the settlement movement is at a crossroads: either deal with the violent lawbreakers with an iron fist, or risk losing ties with Israel's closest friends. According to him, the hilltop youth are trying to tie their fate to the fate of the entire settlement movement, but this is a lie, and it is time to choose between the settlement movement and the continued lawlessness of the hilltops.