Security Barrier Criticizes Netanyahu's Government

The article discusses statements by former Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon, in which he criticized the current policies of the Israeli government in the West Bank, particularly regarding the support given to extremist settlers who attack Palestinians with the aim of forcing them out. Yaalon explains that the recent events in Tel near Nablus began with a clash sparked by settlers, describing it as Jewish terrorism backed by government figures such as Smotrich and Ben Gvir, who are accused of endorsing the forced displacement of Palestinians. He points out that some ministers provide settlers with tools and vehicles to carry out eviction operations, reflecting systematic policies that have expanded from villages to include nomadic communities. This comes after a long military and political career for Yaalon, including leading the army and overseeing assassination operations and the dismantling of Palestinian factions, with a rejection of political settlements and support for harsh security measures, including widespread operations in Gaza and the assassination of Palestinian leaders. Since leaving office, Yaalon has become one of the most prominent critics of the government’s performance and military policies, particularly practices of displacement and ethnic cleansing in Palestinian areas, transforming into a vocal opponent of what he perceives as increasing violence and escalation in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

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