IDF Commander Bans Face Coverings in Judea and Samaria
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From now on, hiding one's face will be defined as a criminal offense in the territories - for Jews and Palestinians. The penalty for anyone who violates the order could be up to two years in prison. The army is having difficulty dealing with the violence in the area and the measure is intended to help identify rioters and arrest them.
The commander of the Central Command signed a new order banning face coverings in the territories of Judea and Samaria. Anyone caught wearing a face covering faces up to six months in prison, and committing another offense while covering their face will result in up to two years in prison. The order applies to Israelis and Palestinians.
Against the backdrop of the riots in recent months between marginal elements in the settlement and IDF forces, Major General Avi Balut signed an order yesterday (Thursday) prohibiting Israeli and Palestinian citizens throughout Judea and Samaria from wearing face coverings. According to the decision, anyone who covers their face in the area may be sentenced to six months in prison. Also, if they cover their face while committing an offense - th…
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