223 plastic-burning sites have been found in Palestinian villages and Israeli settlements, but such industries' importance in the West Bank economy make it difficult to find a solution
When the army faced a similar wave of brazen attacks in the fall of 2015, the commanders were quick to change tactics
Israeli army says that it is 'checking if rocks were thrown' ■ Four Palestinians were killed by the military within 24 hours in the West Bank
Israel prevents Palestinians from living with their foreign partners, one strategy among many to expel them from their land and deny their rights because of 'political issues'
Arab teachers in Jewish schools up from 465 in 2013 to 805 today, but this is still a minuscule number
Israel lies that Staff Sgt. Gal Keidan who fell in the settlement of Ariel was defending his country. He died guarding injustice
The economic situation is not the only thing driving the Gazans’ uprising, but also, and primarily, a sense of humiliation
The two were shot while driving their car in the city's entrance and were evacuated to the Beit Jala Hospital, Palestinian Health Ministry reports
Demonstrations planned after troops kill suspect in shooting attack and two Palestinians who the army said threw explosive devices at soldiers
Vandals spray-painted the Star of David symbol on the cars, smashed windows and scrawled the slogan 'We don't sleep while our brothers are slain'
A settler and a soldier forced to protect him are a symbolic combination of victims that in the Israeli reality seems entirely natural
Omar Amin Abu Lila, 19, is suspected of shooting dead Rabbi Ahiad Ettinger, 47, and Staff Sgt. Gal Keidan, 19, in the settlement of Ariel Sunday
The Israeli Army and Shin Bet were quick to hunt down the Palestinian who killed Rabbi Ahiad Ettinger and Staff Sgt. Gal Keidan and declare his guilt. Not so for Israeli killers of Palestinians
Rabbi Ahiad Ettinger, 47, is survived by his wife and 12 children
Israeli forces map home of suspect to prepare for possible demolition ■ Officials identify suspect as Omar Amin Abu Lila, a 19-year old with no history of security-related offenses
This is the second case in which Ariel University contacted people involved in approving its faculty of medicine for potential positions in the institution
Temple Mount tensions, protests against Hamas and a rise in attempted West Bank attacks create a potent mix that will shadow the three weeks left to the election
Israeli army searching for assailant, who grabbed a weapon at first scene and continued to a second location where he opened fire ■ Army tells nearby settlements to lock gates
Thousands of spouses of Palestinians are denied permanent resident status and must continually obtain entry visas and visitor permits, or suffer forced separations
At this key junction for Palestinians, it can take an hour to drive a few dozen meters
After scrapping 'occupied territories' from human rights report headline in 2018, State Department drops 'occupied' from entire text
Most moral army in the world? Keep tripping
Forty Palestinians wounded by rubber bullets, tear gas inhalation, Red Crescent reports
The soldiers, four of whom have been convicted, are seen hitting the Palestinian father and son in the head while saying 'it's your party'
Assam Barghouthi is charged with carrying out two shooting attacks in which he killed two Israeli soldiers and a prematurely born baby whose mother was hit
Despite differing accounts of the lethal January shooting incident, the army suspects a settler killed Hamdi Taleb Na'asan
45 settlements have been built on Palestinian land requisitioned for military purposes. A new study explains how
The brainwashing within Israeli society has been so effective that those who seek truth and justice or any adherence to international law have no choice but to rely on Israel’s friends abroad, Jews and non-Jews alike
58-year-old Majed Abdullah Salim, who was working without a permit, fell while a lifting platform
The three soldiers will serve a six-month sentence and be demoted to rank of private