Judea and Samaria

Defense Minister Israel Katz announces new drone restrictions following intelligence warnings, as police uncover 40 drones, including models capable of dropping explosives, in northern Israel

French authorities reportedly barred Yossi Dagan from entering the country over his settlement activities, prompting condemnation from Israel's Foreign Ministry. Dagan later received support from senior Czech officials

The IDF concluded an 11-day operation in Hebron following a deadly attack that killed two soldiers, arresting dozens of suspects and seizing weapons.

Emunah Schreiber, sister of freed hostage Avinatan Or, suffered spinal fractures after her car veered off the road while fleeing a stone-throwing attack in Samaria.

The IDF completed a three-day operation near Nablus, arresting wanted suspects, seizing weapons, and demolishing structures linked to terrorism.

Israeli police and IDF forces arrested two suspects in Bethlehem, seizing a loaded hunting rifle, IDF uniforms, and technological equipment.

Israel reportedly received an unusually direct threat from Hamas through a UN official, warning of potential attacks inside Israel, the West Bank, and abroad.

Following a multi-front situational assessment led by Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir, the IDF has ordered a freeze on leave beginning Thursday and additional forces in Judea and Samaria and other sectors. The IDF stresses: the elections will take place safely.

Israeli security forces say organizations in Ramallah and Yatta were used to support terrorist activity, leading to five arrests and the seizure of documents, computers, and materials linked to designated Hamas funds

The Be’er Sheva District Court sentenced Shahada Abu al-Qi’an after he admitted to aiding a terrorist organization, transferring weapons to the West Bank, and enlisting in the IDF to gather intelligence

A Palestinian who entered Israel illegally was arrested after intelligence indicated he was allegedly planning an imminent attack, in the second similar security arrest reported this week

A central activist in a pro-Palestinian organization and two other foreign nationals were arrested after documenting IDF soldiers and a security post in Hebron, with additional photos from previous shifts discovered on their devices.

President Donald Trump delivered a blunt message to European leaders, warning against sanctions on Israel or restrictions targeting Judea and Samaria. “The response will be immediate and painful,” he said. More than 75 retired senior U.S. military officials have also signed a letter stating that Israel did not commit genocide in Gaza.

A new Dutch ban on products originating in Israeli communities in Judea and Samaria has taken effect. The rules apply not only to commercial imports but also to items travelers bring with them personally.

Defense Minister Israel Katz has instructed the IDF to impose a general closure on Judea and Samaria throughout Sukkot and Chol Hamoed, restricting the entry of Palestinian workers. The IDF is bolstering forces and raising its alert level across all sectors.

The Netherlands has begun enforcing a sweeping ban on products brought in from Judea, Samaria, and the Golan Heights, even in travelers’ luggage. The ban also covers gifts and products containing even partial ingredients from those areas, with violations potentially carrying criminal penalties.

An American document condemning Britain’s decision targeting Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria was ultimately never released, after failing to win support from the White House and the U.S. State Department.

Netanel Shakron, 49, of Alei Zahav, was killed yesterday in a shooting attack at a spring near Neve Tzuf after immersing there with his son ahead of Yom Kippur. The attacker was arrested in Ramallah after fleeing the scene.

The proposed law would ban imports, exports, property purchases and certain business services linked to Israeli communities in Judea and Samaria and eastern Jerusalem.

Eight Arab and Muslim countries voiced support for Britain's decision to ban imports from Judea and Samaria and sanction Israelis. The Palestinian Authority praised what it called a "progressive position" that could enable legal action against Israelis.