Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu orders the establishment of new settler outposts in the occupied West Bank following deadly clashes, according to multiple reports. The decision is presented by Israeli sources as part of a tougher response to recent violence. The incidents described in the coverage involve a confrontation near the settlement of Havat Gilad and neighbouring Palestinian areas. The reports say the clash leaves six people dead, with accounts placing the fatalities among both Israelis and Palestinians. NDTV and RTE report two Israelis and four Palestinians are killed, while Jowhar.com also describes the same overall death toll, though it varies in how it is stated. The reports do not provide additional details on the operational steps of the outpost creation, who is involved, or the exact locations beyond the general area near Havat Gilad. They also do not elaborate on diplomatic reactions or broader legal or political implications. The coverage consistently frames the outposts as a response to the confrontation and attributes the order directly to Netanyahu.