Israeli researcher links army to right-wing campaign
The article discusses the repercussions of the attacks faced by Palestinians in the West Bank on the security and political landscape in Israel, especially amidst the tensions before the parliamentary elections. It points out that the Israeli military is avoiding confrontations with settlers' violence out of fear of clashes with the political leadership, aiming to maintain a balance between security tensions and political objectives. The article also reveals that recent incidents demonstrate the military's involvement in the right-wing government's political campaign, where military leadership has taken measures that lack transparency in investigations and are conducted under political pressure, while support for settlers continues and some crimes they commit against Palestinians are overlooked. The current situation reflects how internal politics influence the functioning and continuity of the security apparatus, providing cover for perpetrators, as warnings escalate about the risk of a situation potentially exploding into serious consequences.
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