A report on Wednesday criticizes the IDF Spokesperson and Central Command for a pattern of ignoring Jewish terror incidents, citing two overnight arson attacks in the villages of Jalud and Turmus Ayya that went unacknowledged for hours, and a prior mosque burning in the southern Hebron hills that was referred to police.
A report circulating Wednesday criticized the IDF Spokesperson and the Central Command's handling of Jewish terror incidents in the West Bank, arguing that the military's communication strategy of 'ignore and it will disappear' was evident in two serious arson and disturbance incidents in the Palestinian villages of Jalud and Turmus Ayya overnight. According to the report, more than 12 hours passed without the IDF Spokesperson providing details. Earlier this week, a mosque burned in the southern Hebron hills, and the IDF Spokesperson reportedly did not understand why they needed to respond, referring inquiries to the Israel Police. The analysis contends these are not isolated incidents but a deliberate policy.
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