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What will be the IDF's primary response to future intelligence on settler violence by the end of 2024?
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Increased military presence • 25%
Improved intelligence sharing • 25%
Enhanced training for troops • 25%
Combination of all measures • 25%
Official IDF policy documents or news reports
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IDF Admits Failure in Preventing Attack by 100 Settlers on Jit
Aug 28, 2024, 03:26 PM
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have released the findings of an investigation into a violent attack by some 100 Israeli settlers on the West Bank village of Jit earlier this month. The probe revealed that the Shin Bet had provided intelligence to the army and police indicating the settlers were planning nationalistic violence. Despite this warning, the IDF admitted to failing to act decisively to prevent the attack. The investigation found that the first troops on the scene did not perform as expected, leading to the dismissal of two members of the IDF. The report highlights the need for more determined action by the military in such situations.
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Stricter policies implemented • 25%
No change in policy • 25%
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Policy under review • 25%
Jenin • 25%
Tulkarm • 25%
Nablus • 25%
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Increased patrols in the area • 25%
Arrests of settlers • 25%
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Other measures • 25%
Increased patrols in the West Bank • 25%
Arrest of additional suspects • 25%
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No significant action • 25%
Air Strikes • 25%
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Naval Blockade • 25%
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Increase security measures in Netiv HaAsara • 25%
Conduct raids in Gaza • 25%
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Formal apology • 25%
Compensation to the family • 25%
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No action taken • 25%
Airstrikes • 25%
Ground operations • 25%
Naval operations • 25%
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Arrests made • 25%
New security measures implemented • 25%
Compensation to victims • 25%
No significant action • 25%
Increased military spending • 25%
Increased energy diversification efforts • 25%
New alliances or partnerships • 25%
No significant policy changes • 25%