Israeli army strained by Gaza and Lebanon forces
The article discusses the escalation of settler violence in the West Bank, which includes attacks on Palestinians and their homes, as well as targeting journalists and foreign diplomats during the olive harvest season. These developments have caused tension within the Israeli security apparatus, with Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir considering transferring forces from Gaza and Lebanon to strengthen deployment in the region. This comes amidst increasing pressure on forces that previously focused mainly on countering Palestinian terrorism. Additionally, the army plans to hold a meeting to coordinate efforts among security agencies and assumes greater responsibilities to manage the escalation, amid warnings that violent groups are being systematically supported and directed, and that continued escalation could lead to significant security crises.
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