
TEL AVIV — Hours after President Donald Trump rescinded American sanctions on far-right settler groups and individuals accused of involvement in violence against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank, Israel’s military said it had launched a “significant” operation in the territory. Limited time: Save 25% on NBC News subscription Get exclusive reporting, live Q&As and ad-free reading.
Main Idea: Trump lifted U.S. sanctions on some West Bank settlers, and the move came as violence and a new Israeli military operation escalated in the occupied territory.
Key Points:
US policy shifts may inflame West Bank violence and raise risks of higher oil prices, market swings, and more US aid and security costs.
Trump’s move may please some voters who favor closer US-Israel ties and a harder line on sanctions.
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Main military body conducting the West Bank operation and responding to attacks described in the article.
Central actor whose rescission of sanctions drives the article and is directly tied to the violence described.
Central official announcing the Jenin operation and framing it as a major security response.
Named minister whose support for Trump’s reversal and for the West Bank operation is a significant part of.
Key armed-political actor in the ceasefire and hostage exchange central to the article’s context.
Named law-enforcement body involved in the investigation into the settler attack.
Named politician whose praise of the sanctions rollback is reported as a notable reaction.
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Issued a statement warning about renewed violence and restrictions in the occupied West Bank.
Cited for casualty data and the broader violence trend in the West Bank.