Israel delays West Bank operation pending Netanyahu's US visit
The Israeli military has postponed a military operation in the West Bank until after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to Washington, due to escalating tensions and security incidents. The delay aims to avoid worsening the situation and to prevent it from affecting his political and diplomatic agenda. The area remains highly dangerous, with forces reinforced to 26 battalions, amid numerous operations and clashes in the West Bank, including attempts to steal weapons and arson incidents. Security demands are focused on preventing further escalation of tensions. A limited operation was also conducted in Nablus to pursue wanted individuals, although the escalation continues despite security efforts, amidst deteriorating security conditions and rising levels of tension.
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