Israeli Security Fears Coordinated Settler Violence in West Bank After Elections

Israeli security agencies fear extremist settlers could launch a coordinated wave of violence in the West Bank after the elections, amid concerns over their ability to contain it.

The warnings describe the prospect of widespread “Jewish terrorist operations,” pointing to fears of an organised campaign rather than isolated attacks.

Security sources acknowledge a loss of control on the ground, raising questions about the agencies’ capacity to prevent a broader outbreak of violence.

Those concerns are compounded by what the sources describe as an absence of decisive political decisions, leaving the security warnings without a clear political response.