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Military says it provided first aid to 3 workers, who were surveying damaged Palestinian olive groves near the Yitzhar settlement.

Settlers pepper-spray rights activists in West Bank. Rabbis for Human Rights says assault left its volunteer requiring medical treatment; video shows group of men approaching Palestinian olive harvesters, despite IDF presence. By TOI staff. Over in attendance at gathering outside northern West Bank settlement, in violation of health guidelines that cap crowds at 20; 4 suspects arrested. Palestinian with knife arrested outside West Bank settlement.

By Jacob Magid. Body of Palestinian found near settlement after failed cattle theft. Police say man suspected to be part of group that tried to steal cows from Itamar on Friday, may have fallen to his death. Two Israelis lightly injured in West Bank firebomb attack. Troops launch search for suspects after Molotov cocktail thrown at car near Nablus; two injured treated by army medics, taken to hospital.

Former military chief rabbi, who expanded Jewish education in IDF, dies aged Avichai Rontzki, an often controversial senior figure in the West Bank settlement movement, praised as a scholar and a warrior.

By Sue Surkes. Charged more than fifty times by the justice system since his adolescence, notably for incitement to hatred, the Jewish supremacist ended up becoming a lawyer to "defend himself", he said. In , for example, he defended two teenagers accused of participating in the attack on a house in the West Bank where two parents and their baby were burned alive. Regularly invited to appear on television to stir controversy and boost ratings, Ben Gvir is "a provocative personality with outstanding repartee.

He uses aggressive rhetoric and makes very sharp and violent remarks," Charbit said. Ben Gvir's xenophobic rhetoric is rooted in the ideology of Meir Kahane, an extremist rabbi who wanted to establish a theocratic state and expel all Arabs from Israel.

Kahane was assassinated in and his party was finally banned in for terrorism and racism. He understood that he needed to soften the racist discourse because otherwise he could never enter the Knesset.

After three unsuccessful attempts, Ben Gvir was finally elected a member of parliament last March, leading a coalition of religious Zionist parties. Facing several corruption trials, the incumbent prime minister was fighting for his political survival during these elections. He thought that Ben Gvir was the solution," said Epstein. Experts interviewed by FRANCE 24 agree that the rise in Parliament of the ultraconservative coalition led by Ben Gvir has encouraged violence among virulent groups of Jewish supremacists, and reinforced their sense of impunity.

Previously, these demonstrations would have been banned in the hope of calming things down. It's as if everything was done to make things explode.

Lynching scenes over the past few days have shocked the public. The most recent was the attack in Bam Yat, near Tel Aviv, on a motorist believed to be Arab by a mob of far-right Israelis. The lynching was broadcast live on primetime television and drew widespread condemnation from the Israeli political class.

Even t owns considered to be models of coexistence between Jews and Arabs, such as Saint-Jean-d'Acre, are experiencing unrest and violence. This piece has been translated from the original in French.