Huwara

They are facing deportation.

In Huwara, a former Knesset member reportedly went to a garage and temporarily lost contact, but police located him without incident.

In the United Kingdom, Britain's interior minister announced a public inquiry into the deaths of two Jewish men during a terrorist attack at a Manchester synagogue in October twenty twenty-five, ensuring all evidence can be heard.

Separately, a campaign against antisemitism investigation identified five National Health Service staff members, including doctors, who allegedly shared social media posts containing claims that Zionists control the world and calling Hamas the resistance.

You know, it's interesting, a few days before- Um, October 7th, uh, Bibi was meeting with, you know, that kind of inner circle, like the head of the Shin Bet security service, head of Mossad, head of the army, and they were doing a kind of over-the-holiday period checkup, how are things, what's going on.

And at the time, uh, the northern part of the West Bank was, was very, uh, volatile and explosive, especially in a town called Huwara.

And they said, "Look, we've got the center controlled.

We think we can get through the holidays." And Bibi, when they were leaving the room, he says to them, "I don't wanna be like Golda," which is an explicit reference to Golda Meir in 1973 when she was prime minister and there was an attack by Egypt, Syria, and Jordan on Israel, and the country nearly fell.

We analyzed tens of thousands of telegram messages Palestinians sent to navigate daily checkpoint delays and closures.

Messages such as, Huwara is closed.

The alternative is Awarta, but it's congested.

Awarta is severely congested now.

Nearly two-thirds of people in the West Bank say checkpoints have been a barrier to their access to medical care.

Between October 2023 and August 2026, the Palestine Red Crescent Society documented 237 access denials and 240 mission delays by Israeli forces.

In early 2026, Incidents included soldiers detaining a medical crew at the Sara checkpoint, soldiers throwing an ambulance crew's keys down a mountainside at Huwara, and a Palestinian woman in labor being transferred between vehicles across locked gates.

In response to questions on medical delays, the Israeli military said, In accordance with international law, the IDF allows freedom of movement for medical vehicles, including ambulances, for the purpose of providing medical treatment and evacuating the wounded.

That's not in the law.

What there is separately is, of course, counter-terrorism law, which one of the extreme members of Knesset, Tzvika Fogel, when he said Huwara needs to be burned, was indeed investigated under that, because that doesn't distinguish between Jewish terrorism against Palestinians or Palestinian terrorism against Jews.

That is that law.

Here, Israel, and contrary to what the New York Times wrote, that Israel's, Israelis still feel like they're the victims of October 7th, they're actually the victims of October 7th, and they have been the victims of terror for a very long time.