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Netanyahu has ordered evacuation of West Bank settler outposts, reports say

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered the evacuation of outposts in the occupied West Bank , Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich was reported by AFP as saying on Sunday. Mr Netanyahu ordered the illegal settler outposts to be dismantled, Reuters reported. The order applies to outposts established by settlers without the state's official authorisation. Israeli media outlets had also…

Netanyahu has ordered evacuation of West Bank settler outposts, reports say

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reportedly ordered the evacuation of unauthorized settler outposts in the occupied West Bank, according to senior officials. The order, which targets structures established without official Israeli authorization, aims to dismantle about 100 outposts, according to Ynet. The exact timeline for the operation remains unclear.

The move comes amid growing condemnation of violent settlers, dubbed "terrorists" by the US ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee. The outposts, numbering around 340 in total, are situated in Areas A and B of the West Bank, where Palestinians constitute the majority of the population. Despite this, Israel maintains that the territory is disputed, not occupied, and considers the West Bank to be under military control.

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