The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has discharged a reservist for praying alongside settlers who were blockading Palestinian villages. This action comes amid increasing concerns over escalating settler violence in the West Bank, specifically referencing a recent attack in Qusra where no arrests have been made. Simultaneously, the national police chief has instructed officers not to cooperate with a plan proposed by National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, which would shift civilian law enforcement responsibility in the West Bank to the army. An activist, recently deported by Israel, alleges that the Israeli state is actively supporting settler violence. The situation highlights a growing divide between security forces and government policy regarding the West Bank. This lack of cooperation and accountability is fueling instability and raising questions about the rule of law in the region. The incident underscores a complex interplay of political, security, and legal challenges.