Supreme Court rejects NGOs petition, arguing that publishing information publicly could expose archaeologists to academic boycott and undermine Israel’s position in future diplomatic negotiations
'He's the biggest anarchist' in the West Bank, officer was recorded saying following Rabbi Arik Ascherman's complaint that settlers trespassed on private Palestinian land
Deputy state prosecutor noted that co-leader of far-right party made the statement last December, after attacks against Jewish settlers in the West Bank
Top doctor believes Aisha Rabi's wounds could not have been caused by a stone, but others disagree; court orders release of Israeli minor, whose DNA was found on the stone that hit her car, to house arrest
Intelligence sources warned Israel's leaders of escalating tensions in the West Bank and the undermining of the PA’s status as a result of the economic crisis, the pending U.S. peace plan and Hamas’ recent 'point-scoring' against Israel
Civil Administration approves two roads leading to isolated settlements, in a move activists say is 'part of the government's ongoing surrendering to settlers' demands'
Court says the minor was involved in planning the crime, which he admits. He won't serve more than five years in prison
Breaking the Silence invite tourists to Israel to visit Hebron and 'see the full picture;' Israeli minister blasts 'lies'
Only 13 of the 77 gates in the West Bank separation fence are open daily for Palestinian farmers. Soldiers decide who may reach his field – if they can understand the orders
Against all odds and despite living in a patriarchal society, 14 Palestinian women seized the initiative and fomented a mini-revolution that has brought their village, outside Bethlehem, into the 21st century
Palestinian American congresswoman proposed trip last year as a counterbalance to Israel trips organized by an affiliate of AIPAC
16-year-old yeshiva student's DNA was found on the stone that killed Aisha Mohammed Rabi in October on a West Bank road
Borders will close overnight Monday and reopen overnight Thursday
A reminder that while there are different actors implementing the occupation, their strategy is one
Gerard Araud tells Haaretz that he 'never said' and 'never thought' Israel is an apartheid state, pushing off backlash over remark he made in an interview to The Atlantic but warning against consequences of occupation
A Palestinian whose teenage brother was shot at a checkpoint, after allegedly trying to stab a policeman, was asked to pay $1,360 in order to see him at an Israeli hospital
Vandals also spray-painted malicious graffiti and Star of David on buildings in the Palestinian town of Huwara
Three Palestinians' calm ride to a friend's engagement party in Bethlehem turned into a violent and emotional reminder of the reality of the occupation ■ Police: Claims are untrue
Egged bus company responded to complaints by saying bus line is mainly used by religious passengers and driver used 'poor judgment'
Greenblatt slams 'disgusting' remarks, which included assertions that Arabs are genetically inferior and that Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler's ideology was correct
Palestinian workers’ labor rights are poorly enforced and their rights often deprived. New government inter-ministerial panel seeks to change that
Boaz Ido is funding the construction of a large straw and mud brick structure just meters from Khan al-Ahmar, though no building permits have been issued
Maoz Esther, built on private Palestinian land, is alternately built and demolished on a monthly basis
No legal action has been taken against Alon Segev, who was caught on film attacking an activist escorting Palestinians to pick olives in the West Bank
Israeli army says the suspect fired at forces in the northern West Bank and that troops are searching after a different man who may have been involved in the incident
Israel admits it: The military is in the West Bank to protect settlements. The notion that we want peace is old fake news
