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  1. Reports confirm ongoing conflicts in the West Bank, developments regarding Lebanon, and the wider war with Iran.
  2. Operations in the West Bank continue, involving UN documentation on displacement from Jenin, force reallocation from Lebanon, and political statements from Israel Katz.
  3. Defense Minister Katz discussed displacement and airstrikes in the West Bank.

A plan is underway to shift civilian enforcement responsibilities within the occupied West Bank.

28 reports, 9 independent Updated Aug 18
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A plan is underway to shift civilian enforcement responsibilities within the occupied West Bank.

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  1. Ben-Gvir hailed Israel Katz's announcement of a plan for military transfer in the West Bank.Sub-event
  2. Katz proposed shifting enforcement authority from IDF to police, asserting sovereign responsibility for the territory.1 source
  3. Katz announced the transfer of enforcement activity in the West Bank.1 source
  4. Law enforcement changes are being planned in Area C due to population growth, institutionalizing cooperation between security agencies.Sub-event
  5. The Defense Minister has proposed a shift in civilian law enforcement authority.1 source
  6. The defense ministry ordered a plan to shift law enforcement powers.1 source
  7. Israel Katz instructed the transfer of civilian enforcement responsibilities in Samaria to the Israel Police.Sub-event
  8. Katz is involved in planning to shift civilian enforcement responsibilities in the West Bank.1 source
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  1. Katz orders the transfer of law enforcement responsibilities in the West Bank.1 source

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