Settler terrorism escalates against evacuation of outposts against backdrop of election results

The Israeli army expects an escalation in settler terrorism against Palestinians and security forces, against the backdrop of the election results and the failure of Netanyahu's parties to achieve a clear victory. In a separate incident, settlers attacked security forces during the evacuation of an outpost near Salfit, and 18 settlers were arrested.

The Israeli army expects an escalation in settler terrorism against Palestinians and security forces, against the backdrop of the Israeli election results and the failure of Benjamin Netanyahu's coalition parties to achieve a clear victory. According to military sources, far-right activists will not agree to a government not formed by Netanyahu, and may carry out terrorist attacks and establish new outposts to prevent a new government from attempting to evacuate some of these outposts. The article notes that these outposts were established with the encouragement and support of the Israeli government, which legalized dozens of them and connected them to water and electricity networks. In a separate incident, terrorist settlers attacked security forces yesterday Monday during an attempt to evacuate an outpost near the town of Salfit, during which 18 settlers were arrested. This attack is part of a pattern that settlers seek to establish and repeat successfully.