This came according to what was reported by Channel 13 Israel, which stated that these warnings were reviewed in the last session of the political and security cabinet, by Galant, the head of the Shin Bet, Ronen Bar, and the Chief of Staff, Herzi Halevi.
According to the report, security officials confirmed that the amount of weapons spread in the West Bank is “the largest in the history of the region,” as a result of “security breaches on the eastern border and the theft of weapons.”
Security chiefs warned that the worsening situation could lead to large-scale bombings that would extend into Israel, which could result in “hundreds of Israeli deaths.” The security services proposed several steps to calm the situation, including re-allowing Palestinian workers to work inside Israel.
The agencies recommended calming the situation by transferring the clearance funds to the Palestinian Authority, which are being obstructed by extremist Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, in addition to maintaining the “status quo” in Al-Aqsa Mosque, against the backdrop of the provocations of extremist National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir.
However, the report confirmed that Netanyahu was content to announce “the necessity of coordination with him before any activity in Al-Aqsa Mosque,” without agreeing to the rest of the recommendations.
Reports indicate that the Israeli army is facing “challenges in reinforcing its forces in the West Bank” due to the needs of other fronts, which increases fears of a “widespread explosion” in the region that would affect the course of military operations in the context of the war on Gaza.
In this context, National Security Minister Ben Gvir sent a letter to Netanyahu, demanding that “the defeat of the Palestinian factions and other organizations in the West Bank be included” among the goals of the current war.
Citizens and Palestinians were killed and others were injured after being shot by the Israeli army amid clashes in Tulkarm, in the northern occupied West Bank.
The Israeli army announced the storming of the city of Tulkarm, indicating that this comes as part of its large-scale military operation in the West Bank, which included storming and invading several towns, and resulted in the killing and wounding of dozens.
Source: Agencies
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The West Bank: A Region on the Brink of Explosion
The West Bank, a region claimed by the Palestinians and occupied by Israel since 1967, is on the verge of a massive explosion, according to recent reports. The situation in the West Bank has been deteriorating rapidly, with security officials warning of large-scale bombings that could result in hundreds of Israeli deaths [[1]].
The Alarming Spread of Weapons
The report by Channel 13 Israel reveals that the amount of weapons spread in the West Bank is the largest in the history of the region, resulting from security breaches on the eastern border and theft of weapons [[1]]. This worrying situation has prompted security chiefs to propose several measures to calm the situation, including re-allowing Palestinian workers to work inside Israel and transferring clearance funds to the Palestinian Authority, which are currently being obstructed by extremist Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich [[1]].
Obstacles to Peace
However, National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir’s provocations in Al-Aqsa Mosque and Netanyahu’s refusal to agree to the proposed measures are significant obstacles to achieving peace in the region [[1]]. The Israeli army is also facing challenges in reinforcing its forces in the West Bank due to the needs of other fronts, increasing fears of a widespread explosion that would affect the course of military operations in the context of the war on Gaza [[1]].
A Brief History of the West Bank
The West Bank, also known as Cisgiordania in Italian, is an area of the former British-mandated territory of Palestine west of the Jordan River [[2]][[3]]. It has been occupied by Israel since 1967 and is claimed by the Palestinians as part of their future state. The region has been under mixed control by Israel and the Palestinian Authority since the Oslo Accords in 1993 [[2]].
International Intervention
The international community has been calling for a swift investigation into the killing of an American woman in the West Bank, and the top U.N. court has declared Israel’s occupation of the West Bank and East Jerusalem as “unlawful” [[1]]. The United States, in particular, has urged Israel to investigate the killing and to take steps to calm the situation [[1]].
Conclusion
The West Bank is a region on the brink of explosion, and immediate action is required to prevent a catastrophic outcome. The international community must pressure Israel to take steps to calm the situation, including re-allowing Palestinian workers to work inside Israel and transferring clearance funds to the Palestinian Authority. The occupation of the West Bank must come to an end, and a two-state solution must be implemented to achieve lasting peace in the region.
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The West Bank: A Region on the Brink of Explosion
The West Bank, a region claimed by the Palestinians and occupied by Israel since 1967, is on the verge of a massive explosion, according to recent reports. The situation in the West Bank has been deteriorating rapidly, with security officials warning of large-scale bombings that could result in hundreds of Israeli deaths [[1]].
The Alarming Spread of Weapons
The report by Channel 13 Israel reveals that the amount of weapons spread in the West Bank is the largest in the history of the region, resulting from security breaches on the eastern border and theft of weapons [[1]]. This worrying situation has prompted security chiefs to propose several measures to calm the situation, including re-allowing Palestinian workers to work inside Israel and transferring clearance funds to the Palestinian Authority, which are currently being obstructed by extremist Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich [[1]].
Obstacles to Peace
However, National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir’s provocations in Al-Aqsa Mosque and Netanyahu’s refusal to agree to the proposed measures are significant obstacles to achieving peace in the region [[1]]. The Israeli army is also facing challenges in reinforcing its forces in the West Bank due to the needs of other fronts, increasing fears of a widespread explosion that would affect the course of military operations in the context of the war on Gaza [[1]].
A Brief History of the West Bank
The West Bank, also known as Cisgiordania in Italian, is an area of the former British-mandated territory of Palestine west of the Jordan River [[2]][[3]]. It has been occupied by Israel since 1967 and is claimed by the Palestinians as part of their future state. The region has been under mixed control by Israel and the Palestinian Authority since the Oslo Accords in 1993 [[2]].
International Intervention
The international community has been calling for a swift investigation into the killing of an American woman in the West Bank, and the top U.N. court has declared Israel’s occupation of
