ABSTRACT
During 2005 Israel implemented the governmental plan of disengagement from the Gaza Strip and from parts of the Northern Samaria district, both belligerently occupied by the Israeli Defense Force since the 1967 Six Day War. When performing military missions within the framework of the disengagement plan they will do it according to Israeli Defence Force (IDF) values, which form guidelines for proper forms of behaviour of commanders as such and troops as such. Citizens of Israel who refuse to comply with evacuation of settlements which the government has decided upon as part of disengagement within the framework of the law, will be considered criminals. The IDF military activity regulations in coming to the help of the Israel Police (IP) will be in the spirit of IP regulations in fighting crime. In a democratic state, dealing with such criminals before, during and after the commission of crime is the duty of the police, acting in accordance with police ethics.
