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Netanyahu Condemns Settler Violence After Huwara Arson Attack

11/22/2025

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Israeli settlers set fire to cars in Huwara, damaging around 150 cars.
Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of Israel, led a security meeting and condemned settler violence as the acts of a "small, extremist group."
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed the arson but reported no injuries or suspects.
This attack follows a pattern of violence, including a major arson near Bethlehem and the deadly Huwara rampage in June 2023.

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Israeli settlers set fire to cars in Huwara, damaging around 150 cars.
Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of Israel, led a security meeting and condemned settler violence as the acts of a "small, extremist group."
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed the arson but reported no injuries or suspects.
This attack follows a pattern of violence, including a major arson near Bethlehem and the deadly Huwara rampage in June 2023.