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2 developments across 2 briefings for this place.

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2025-08-21First seen
2025-11-12Last seen
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Countries
Israel, Palestine
Categories
Active conflict, Political instability

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Israeli police arrested four Jewish extremists accused of attacking Palestinians and then Israeli soldiers. A UN count of 264 attacks causing casualties or property damage in October and quotes President Isaac Herzog condemning violence against civilians and soldiers.

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Four Jewish extremists arrested after attacks

Israeli police arrested four Jewish extremists accused of attacking Palestinians and then Israeli soldiers. A UN count of 264 attacks causing casualties or property damage in October and quotes President Isaac Herzog condemning violence against civilians and soldiers.

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  1. Four Jewish extremists arrested after attacks

    UnverifiedActive conflictWest Bank

    Israeli police arrested four Jewish extremists who attacked Palestinians in the West Bank and then assaulted Israeli soldiers in a nearby industrial zone.

    Israeli police arrested four Jewish extremists accused of attacking Palestinians and then Israeli soldiers. A UN count of 264 attacks causing casualties or property damage in October and quotes President Isaac Herzog condemning violence against civilians and soldiers.

    Open source report
  2. Anti-statehood statement comes from Bezalel Smotrich

    UnverifiedPolitical instabilityWest Bank

    Smotrich gloated that the idea of a Palestinian state "is being erased from the table."

    According to Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, the statement that Palestinian statehood “is being erased from the table”; critics link his settlement authority to coalition politics.

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