Soldiers face strict curfew as Zameer pushes masked individuals to West Bank before elections
The Israeli military has decided to prevent its soldiers from leaving their bases and to impose a curfew on its units starting next Thursday, as part of preparations for the Knesset elections scheduled for Tuesday. This comes amidst heightened alertness and increased military deployment in the northern and central areas of the West Bank to ensure security readiness and to conduct the elections on time, according to an assessment by Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir, who directed the reinforcement of leadership presence and the allocation of additional troops as necessary.
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