
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said the policy in Judea and Samaria aims to counter Palestinian terrorism, strengthen Jewish settlements and maintain security, warning that in the event of an attack by Palestinian Authority security forces similar to October 7, Israel is ready for an all-out war against its terrorist apparatus and infrastructure.
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The statement follows a stabbing in an Israeli settlement in the northern West Bank, in the context of a declared policy of countering Palestinian terrorism, strengthening Jewish settlements and maintaining security in Judea and Samaria.
Our policy in Judea and Samaria is clear: vigorously prosecute Palestinian terrorism, develop and strengthen Jewish settlements, and maintain stable security." This was stated by Defense Minister Israel Katz following the stabbing that occurred recently in an Israeli settlement in the north of the West Bank. ''Terrorism in the area is currently at its lowest level in decades and we will take all necessary measures to prevent it from rising again. Should the situation reverse itself and the possibility arises that the Palestinian Authority security apparatus launches a terrorist attack similar to that of October 7 against IDF forces and Jewish settlements, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and I have instructed the army to prepare for an all-out war against senior Palestinian Authority officials and apparatus, as well as against all terrorist infrastructure in Judea and Samaria, as we have done in the security zones of Gaza and Lebanon. We will not allow the return to reality of an intifada that drags on for years, as has happened in the past,'' Katz added.
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Israel will launch an all-out military operation against Palestinian Authority infrastructure and security apparatus in Judea and Samaria if the latter launches a terrorist attack similar to the one on October 7.
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