IDF intensifies evacuation of outposts in Judea and Samaria and criticizes the judicial system: "We arrest them — and they return"

The IDF has increased the evacuation of illegal outposts in Judea and Samaria to an average of 7–10 per week and plans to accelerate further. A senior security official harshly criticizes the courts, which he claims do not deter the rioters, and warns of "Jewish terrorists" harming the olive harvest.

The IDF has increased the evacuation of illegal outposts in Judea and Samaria to a weekly average of 7 to 10, with a further increase in the pace of evacuations expected in the coming weeks, as reported by Walla. A senior security official harshly criticized the judicial system, which he claims does not impose deterrent penalties. As an example, the official noted that the "Te'ena" outpost was evacuated several times in the past week, and that 15 detainees were transferred to the police, but nine of them were released to seven days of house arrest and a 45-day restraining order, while six others received 72 hours of house arrest and returned to the outpost. The security official also addressed the support of rabbis for Israelis harvesting in Palestinian orchards, and called some of the rioters "Jewish terrorists." According to him, in recent days there were 85 coordinated harvesting sites, and only in four of them was harvesting not carried out due to friction.

IDF intensifies evacuation of outposts in Judea and Samaria and criticizes the judicial system: "We arrest them — and they return"