If the commanders of the soldiers who killed Osama Mansour had the slightest suspicion of a car-ramming attack, they would have abducted his body, arrested his wife and broken into their home. The reporters didn't ask the army the obvious question
The legal proceedings have been underway for about two years and the man did not appear for hearings because his requests for an entry permit were rejected three times, lawyer says
The controversial proposal, still pending a vote by the organization's board, would apply retroactively to several purchases already made, using money earmarked for buying land in 'Jerusalem and the periphery'
Two eyewitnesses, including Osama Mansour's wife, say he wasn't speeding toward the soldiers at a checkpoint south of Ramallah. The Israeli army said it's looking into the incident
After a nearly decade-long dispute, Association of University Heads admits Ariel University located in West Bank settlement
The attack on Rabbi Arik Ascherman near an unauthorized settlement outpost, which was caught on tape, followed reports on settlers grazing their sheep on Palestinian pastures
A yes vote on the controversial proposal, which could lead to the expansion of settlements, will send the matter to the JNF's board on April 22
The prosecution is expected to close the cases against an additional three soldiers, who were suspected of being involved in the 2015 affair
These orders, which cannot be appealed, require those living in areas under full Israeli control to show a building permit within 96 hours, after which Civil Administration can demolish the structure
Abbas, 85, has long been in poor health and was admitted to hospital with pneumonia in 2018
While Israel has vaccinated tens of thousands of Palestinians, the vast majority remain unvaccinated at a time when Israel has surplus coronavirus vaccines. It could all come back to haunt it
Yesh Din reports that two groups of settlers beat Jalud resident with rocks and sticks, and he required medical attention ■ Police arrest suspect
The multiple party tickets express the Palestinian thirst to take part in the decision-making process in a society split between two authoritarian regimes, and lacking power in the face of Israel's occupation
Few Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza have been vaccinated, explaining why the hospitals in Tul Karm are filling up as people die and the city remains under curfew
With a base of popular support that the Palestinian president can't ignore, Marwan Barghouti's potential election challenge has Fatah's leadership taking note
Documents released by right-wing Ad Kan organization, which aims to 'expose' groups it deems anti-Israel, have been determined to be forged or suspected as such by the Israeli police and court
In its various incarnations, religious Zionism has been dictating for years the conditions of the Palestinian population in the West Bank, which can't vote for the true rulers that shape and endanger their lives
Coronavirus aid announced after several U.S. lawmakers urged Biden to pressure Israel on vaccinating the Palestinians
The 30-year-old man was taken to hospital in Jerusalem with severe gunshot wounds. Police didn't specify the charges against him
On the occupied road: hitchhiking has waned in the United States, but in Israel it is still common among young people, especially in the West Bank
Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research survey finds that neither Hamas nor Fatah would be able to form a parliamentary majority after the May elections
Palestinian Foreign Minister al-Malki met with ICC prosecutor Fatou Bensouda on Thursday, and had his permit revoked at the border upon his return to the West Bank Sunday
Medical staff, people over the age of 75, and cancer and dialysis patients will be inoculated against COVID first, Palestinian Health Ministry said
Visiting the baptismal site of Qasr al-Yahud - also known as the Land of the Monasteries - in the occupied Jordan River Valley, is usually impossible for civilians. However, some have found a way in
Witnesses say Atef Hanaisheh, an imam at a local mosque, was shot in the head at close range by live fire during a protest in the West Bank against the establishment of an settler outpost
'Greetings from Ahuvia,' says graffiti in Palestinian town near Jerusalem, referring to 16-year-old Israeli settler's death in a police chase
This year Said Awwad has filed three trespassing complaints, but the police ask him to 'bring proof.' When he tried to take a picture of an incursion, masked men from the nearby outpost attacked him, his wife and their children ages 1 to 15
Rafaya said that only two months ago he had completed renovations in his house 'and now its all soot and smoke and smells of gas in all the rooms'