Israeli security warns Trump of rise in settler violence
Approximately 600 former Israeli security officials warned of escalating settler violence in the West Bank, stating that it is worse than the October 7 attacks. They called on U.S. President Trump to intervene to put an end to these acts. They emphasized that ongoing violence and the diminishing authority of the Palestinian Authority threaten Israel's security and regional stability, while also obstructing peace efforts—especially Trump's plan to expand the Abraham Accords peace agreements. The signatories also affirmed that security agencies are capable of confronting Palestinian organizations but face constraints when dealing with Jewish terrorism. They warned that a deterioration of the situation could lead the signatory countries to reassess their relations with Israel.
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