شبكة قدس الإخبارية
شبكة قدس الإخبارية
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The article addresses the phenomenon of recruiting minors by the settlement movement "Shabibat al-Tilal" in the West Bank, which is considered one of the tools used by Israeli settlers to terrorize Palestinians. It points to the widespread use of minors, aged between 14 and 17, in assaults against Palestinians, including video-documented attacks on an elderly Palestinian with disabilities. The Israeli occupation forces estimate that around 300 minors participate in these assaults and reside in settlement outposts, with an increasing mobilization of minors from backgrounds characterized by educational neglect, alongside a deterioration in the level of violence over the past ten years. Israeli activists believe that Israeli institutions are ignoring this phenomenon and face difficulties in intervening due to a lack of information and lax performance. Some minors are involved in violent activities such as driving without licenses, engaging in national violations, and even sexual harassment within the outposts. Concerns are rising over the growing use of minors in organized violence operations, amid statements from former settlers confirming the participation of minors in violent offenses and ideological guidance led by rabbis calling for the erasure of Palestinian villages, thus increasing the danger posed by this phenomenon.
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