Israeli security forces removed settler activists from at least four illegal outposts in the West Bank on Sunday, following reported orders from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The Civil Administration stated that no buildings were demolished, but activists were forced to leave the closed military zones. The enforcement comes amid a rise in settler violence and international criticism, with security agencies reportedly viewing the outposts as sources of extremism. Far-right lawmakers protested the removals, while activists claimed that only settlers, not Palestinian Bedouins, were targeted for eviction.