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Israeli military changes rules to avoid violence in West Bank, "bolster" PA.

BBC Monitoring International Reports

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Text of report in English by privately-owned Israeli daily The Jerusalem Post website on 25 March

[OSC Transcribed Text] [Report by Ya'aqov Katz: "IDF Tightens West Bank Rules of Engagement"]

The IDF Central Command has modified its rules of engagement in the West Bank, setting down more stringent guidelines regarding when soldiers are allowed to open fire at Palestinians, The Jerusalem Post has learned. According to the new guidelines, soldiers are not allowed to open fire, even in the air, towards Palestinians who are stoning them. In addition, soldiers driving in an armoured jeep are not allowed to shoot at a Palestinian who is about to throw a Molotov cocktail at …

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