West Bank
At Least 16 Israeli Unauthorized West Bank Outposts Established Since 2017
Israeli authorities turn a blind eye the outposts, which were founded on state lands, and at times even help to retroactively legalize them. Most are used for agriculture, and receive the help of local councils
Low Approach Over Palestinian Towns Exposes Planes Landing in Israel to Ground Fire
Israel's defense establishment approved the route over the West Bank ■ Former civil aviation official: Even if no planes shot down, a bullet hit would 'open the gates of hell'
Palestinian Who Killed Israeli Soldier During West Bank Raid Sentenced to Life in Prison
Islam Mohammed Yousef Naji threw a marble slab that killed special forces soldier Ronen Lubarsky in 2018
Opinion Time for Palestinian Culture to Go Beyond Nationalism
Palestinian art, which generally avoids emotions, dark desires and controversial identities, must reach a deeper level
U.S. Envoy Greenblatt: Israel 'Victim' in Conflict, Rejects the Term 'Settlements'
In interview with PBS, Trump's peace broker says president has 'great credibility' among all leaders in the region except for Palestinians
Netanyahu to Decide Whether Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib Can Enter Israel, West Bank for Tour
Israel's Foreign Ministry can recommend diplomatic exceptions for law denying entry to BDS supporters, but due to visit's sensitivity, the premier would have to make the call, Haaretz has learned
Israeli Arab Shot by Soldiers at West Bank Checkpoint; Official Says Wounded in Family Dispute
35-year-old Faris Azzam and his family insist he was wrongfully shot while Israeli soldiers initially claimed he tried to run them over
Israel to Allow 6-year-old Gazan to Reunite With Family in West Bank
After two and half years of delay, Adam Hemo will be allowed to leave the Strip with his family – if his mother and older siblings undergo a new security check
This Israeli Face-recognition Startup Is Secretly Tracking Palestinians
Anyvision has cameras deep inside the West Bank, allowing Israel to spot and monitor potential Palestinian assailants
Israel’s Academy for Indifference
Why should Israeli professors and students care that their country is subverting the academic freedom of Palestinian universities and interfering with their hiring of foreign lecturers?
Rashida Tlaib's Congressional West Bank Trip in Doubt After Organizer Pulls Out
Tlaib's spokeswoman said trip likely to take place regardless as congresswoman says 'her city' in West Bank is 'so excited that she is possibly going to come to see her next month'
As Israel Tightens Entry Rules, Foreign Lecturers at Palestinian Universities Forced to Leave
Short-term tourist visas and refusals to extend them are routine obstacles, but the West Bank's Birzeit University is now fighting back
Rockets Launched at Israel After Gaza Factions Vow Revenge for Killing Hamas Member; No Injuries Reported
In West Bank, 10-year-old Palestinian boy was critically wounded during clashes with Israeli soldiers
Palestinians Report Hundreds of Olive Trees Destroyed in West Bank Overnight
No Hebrew graffiti was found at the groves where the trees were damaged, unlike previous such attacks on Palestinian agriculture
At West Bank Event, Netanyahu Promises No More Settlers, Arabs Will Be Evicted
Speaking at a Jewish settlement, Israeli Prime Minister lists his four principles regarding the future of the West Bank
Graffiti in West Bank Targets Palestinian Who Was Suspected of Raping 7-year-old Israeli Girl
'I'm not afraid they will reach me, I'm an innocent man,' Mahmoud Qatusa says of perpetrators who vandalized walls and slashed tires in his village
Palestinian Shot by Security Forces After Hurling Firebombs at Border Police in West Bank
The suspect was arrested by Border Police soldiers at the entrance to a military court where the attack took place
Cars Vandalized, Threatening Graffiti Found in Suspected West Bank Hate Crime
Spray-painted messages suggest incident intended as revenge for car-ramming attack that wounded Israeli soldiers
Suspect Arrested After Five Israeli Soldiers Wounded in Car Ramming at Jerusalem Checkpoint
Suspect and his father questioned after what the military says was a deliberate attack
Shin Bet Nabs Hamas Operative Who Was Let Into Israel for Medical Treatment
Alleged explosives expert is said to have received extensive instruction from Hamas before being sent to West Bank to plan attacks in Israel
The U.S. Duty Free Empire That Funds Israeli Settlements
Falic family, owners of Duty Free Americas shops, donated at least $5.6 million to settler organizations in West Bank over past decade, and have given more money than any other donor to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
Recent Moves by Israel Could Harm Relations With Arab World, Security Officials Warn
Defense establishment assess that increasing emphasis on Israel's religious character, over democratic values and Palestinian economic hardship could lead to civil uprisings led by Hamas against the Authority
Court Disqualifies Palestinian's Confession After Police Prevented Him From Consulting Lawyer
Judge calls violation 'a mortal blow to the defendant’s basic right to due process'
Businessman Arrested by Palestinian Authority After Attending Bahrain Conference Released
Hebron resident Salah Abu Miala was taken by Palestinian security forces upon his return to the West Bank
Israeli Court Ruling Could End Up Legalizing 2,000 Settlement Homes
Court accepts that construction on private Palestinian land can be legalized retroactively if the land had mistakenly been thought to belong to the state ■ Ruling to be ultimately considered by the High Court