وكالة مدار نيوز
وكالة مدار نيوز
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The head of Israel's Shin Bet, David Zini, refused to issue administrative arrest orders against settlers suspected of involvement in attacks against Palestinians in the West Bank, despite recommendations from field officials within the agency. This decision comes amid a rise in settler attacks on Palestinian villages and property, as well as increasing criticism of security authorities for not holding the perpetrators accountable. Israel prefers to use other means to address these attacks instead of administrative detention, which is typically used against Palestinians. Zini's stance is part of a policy that has been ongoing for two years, when the Israeli Defense Minister decided to halt the use of administrative detention against settlers amid ongoing attacks that continue to be protected with impunity by occupation forces.
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