Whose production: why Israel did not prevent the anti-Israel incident, although it could easily have done so

Columnist Vladimir Beider claims that the attack by settlers on an EU delegation in Samaria was a planned provocation. In his opinion, the incident was carefully orchestrated to create video content compromising Israel, and the Israeli authorities could have easily prevented it.

Columnist Vladimir Beider analyzes the incident involving an attack by Israeli settlers on an EU delegation in Samaria. The author claims that this was a planned provocation organized by pro-Palestinian forces with the participation of European diplomats. In his view, the attack was carefully orchestrated to create video content compromising Israel. Beider notes that the settlers, armed with clubs, attacked the diplomats, ostensibly to take away the olive harvest from Arab peasants. The author draws a parallel with a previous incident where settlers attacked a Washington Post photojournalist. He asserts that the Israeli authorities could have easily prevented the incident simply by not allowing the settlers to the filming location. The article is written in an emotional tone using sarcasm and accusatory rhetoric.

Whose production: why Israel did not prevent the anti-Israel incident, although it could easily have done so