Identified settlers
People named in connection with documented attacks, with what the cited source says, any sanctions, and whether they were ever arrested, charged or convicted. Every name links to its source.
Unnamed 19-year-old resident of the northern West Bank
ArrestedNo conviction on record
Linked attacks
Hanan Herbst
Named in reportsNo conviction on record
Linked attacks
Yitzhak Yissachar Holtzman
IndictedNo conviction on record
Linked attacks
Five unnamed minors and one unnamed 18-year-old
IndictedNo conviction on record
Linked attacks
Unnamed man in his 20s, settlement rapid response squad member
ArrestedNo conviction on record
Linked attacks
Neriya Ben Pazi
Named in reportsNo conviction on record
Sanctions: US Mar 2024 (removed 24 Jan 2025); EU Apr 2024; UK May 2024; Australia Jul 2024; Canada Sep 2024
Linked attacks
Moshe Sharvit
Named in reportsNo conviction on record
Sanctions: UK Feb 2024; US Mar 2024 (removed 24 Jan 2025); Canada May 2024; EU Jul 2024
Linked attacks
Unnamed minor
ArrestedNo conviction on record
Linked attacks
Yinon Eliya Levi
IndictedNo conviction on record
Sanctions: Sanctioned by US and EU in April 2024 per source
Linked attacks
Yinon Levi
ArrestedNo conviction on record
Sanctions: US sanctions imposed in 2024 by the Biden administration and lifted by the Trump administration (no exact removal date given); per AP, still sanctioned by the EU, UK and Canada (dates not given in source).
Linked attacks
Two unnamed settlers
ArrestedNo conviction on record
Linked attacks
Unnamed IDF reservist
ArrestedNo conviction on record
Linked attacks
Shem Tov Luski
Named in reportsNo conviction on record
Linked attacks
Malkiel Shmulevich
IndictedNo conviction on record
Linked attacks
Nes Netanel Gorelik
IndictedNo conviction on record
Linked attacks
Zohar Sabah
IndictedNo conviction on record
Linked attacks
Yitzhak Nir
Named in reportsNo conviction on record
Sanctions: Weapons licence revoked by police; 180-day court restraining order barring entry to At-Tuwani and carrying a weapon
Linked attacks
Elisha Yared (Yered)
ArrestedNo conviction on record
Linked attacks
Elisha Yered
ArrestedNo conviction on record
Linked attacks
Yehiel Indore
ArrestedNo conviction on record
Linked attacks
Unnamed 22-year-old off-duty soldier
IndictedNo conviction on record
Linked attacks
Zvi Bar Yosef
Named in reportsNo conviction on record
Sanctions: UK 2024 (12 Feb 2024, Global Human Rights regime); US 2024 (EO 14115, removed 24 Jan 2025)
Linked attacks
Dor Oved
IndictedNo conviction on record
Linked attacks
Hanoch Akiva Rabin
Convicted
Linked attacks
Raz Chaim Goron (also spelled Geron)
Convicted
Linked attacks
David Chai Chasdai
SanctionedNo conviction on record
Sanctions: US 2024 (EO 14115, designated 1 Feb 2024; removed 24 Jan 2025)
Linked attacks
Unnamed settler (name under publication ban)
ArrestedNo conviction on record
Linked attacks
Sanctioned settler groups
Hilltop Youth (No'ar HaGva'ot)
Loose movement of young hardline settlers who set up illegal outposts and carry out 'price tag' attacks on Palestinians. The US Treasury called it 'a violent group comprised of extremist Israeli settlers' that killed, burned, assaulted and intimidated Palestinians. The UK called it a group that 'establishes illegal settler outposts across the West Bank'.
Lehava
Jewish-supremacist organisation led by Ben-Zion Gopstein that opposes Jewish-Arab relationships. The EU called it 'a radical right-wing Jewish supremacist group', and the UK sanctioned it for 'facilitating, inciting, and promoting violence against Arab and Palestinian communities'. The US called it the 'largest violent extremist organization in Israel'.
Tzav 9 (Order 9)
Activist group founded in January 2024 that blocked, looted and damaged humanitarian aid convoys bound for Gaza, including through the West Bank. On 13 May 2024 its members burned two aid trucks near Hebron. The US called it 'a violent extremist Israeli group'.
Hashomer Yosh (Guardians of Judea & Samaria)
NGO that sends volunteers to illegal outposts and farms. The US said it gave material support to the sanctioned Meitarim Farm outpost and fenced off Khirbet Zanuta to stop displaced residents from returning. The EU said it supported 'at least 28 violent outposts and settlements'. It has received Israeli ministry funding (Al Jazeera).
Amana (Settlement Movement of Gush Emunim Central Cooperative Association Ltd)
Main settlement-development body of the Gush Emunim movement. The US Treasury called it 'a key part of the Israeli extremist settlement movement', and the UK said it oversees new outposts and funds violent settlers. The EU said it 'played a key role in initiating, financing, and facilitating at least 30 violent outposts and settlements'.
Binyanei Bar Amana Ltd
Amana's construction subsidiary. The US Treasury described it as 'a construction and development company that builds and sells homes in settlements and outposts in the West Bank'.
US 2024 (2025 ✕)
Nachala Settlement Movement
Settler movement led by Daniella Weiss that promotes new settlements and outposts. The UK said it has been involved in 'facilitating, inciting, promoting and providing logistical and financial support' to settler violence. The EU said it 'encourages and facilitates coercive acts that lead to the forced displacement of Palestinians'.
Regavim
Israeli NGO run by Meir Deutsch. The EU sanctioned it for lobbying 'for the demolition of Palestinian property', including an EU-funded Palestinian school.
Moshe's Farm (Tirza Valley Farm Outpost)
Jordan Valley outpost founded in 2021 by Moshe Sharvit. The US said it served as a base from which he attacked and harassed Palestinians. The EU said that from there Sharvit 'engaged in settler violence and threats' against nearby shepherding communities.
Zvi's Farm (Zvi Bar Yosef Farm)
Outpost near Halamish owned by Zvi Bar Yosef. The US said it acted as a base for violence against Palestinians: 'These West Bank outposts have acted as a base from which to launch violent acts.'
Meitarim Farm (Mitarim Farm outpost)
South Hebron Hills outpost founded by Yinon Levi and supplied with volunteers by Hashomer Yosh. The US said it was 'dispossessing the areas from local Palestinian families'. The UK listed it for serious abuses of Palestinians' rights.
Neriya's Farm (Neria's Farm)
Outpost linked to Neria Ben Pazi, set up next to the lands of the Palestinian village of Taybeh. The UK said it is associated with a person involved in cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.
Manne Farm (Issachar Mann Farm outpost)
South Hebron Hills outpost founded by Isaschar Manne, who was sanctioned by the US and the EU.
US 2024 (2025 ✕)
Hamahoch Farm (Havat Ha-Mahuch outpost)
West Bank outpost sanctioned by the US in its July 2024 round of outpost designations.
US 2024 (2025 ✕)
Shuvi Eretz Outpost
Outpost sanctioned by the UK for 'facilitating, inciting, promoting or providing support' to serious abuse of Palestinians' rights.
Od Yosef Chai Yeshiva
Religious school in the Yitzhar settlement that the UK said is 'known to promote violence against non-Jewish people'.
Torat Lechima
Registered Israeli charity documented by the UK as 'providing financial support to illegal settler outposts' linked to violence.
Coco's Farm
Farm the UK sanctioned with an asset freeze as associated with a person involved in 'cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment' of Palestinians.
Libi Construction and Infrastructure
Company owned by Harel Libi that, according to the UK, 'has provided logistical and financial support for the establishment of illegal outposts'.
Mount Hebron Fund
Fund that ran an online fundraiser for the sanctioned settler Yinon Levi, which reportedly raised the equivalent of $140,000.
US 2024 (2025 ✕)
Shlom Asiraich
West Bank-based non-profit that ran a fundraiser for the sanctioned settler David Chai Chasdai, which reportedly raised the equivalent of $31,000.
US 2024 (2025 ✕)