
Israeli Hate Crimes Against Palestinians Were Fewer, but More Brazen in 2019
Data by the Israeli defense establishment shows less incidents in the West Bank compared to last year, but an increase in severity and scope of violence
Data by the Israeli defense establishment shows less incidents in the West Bank compared to last year, but an increase in severity and scope of violence
The settlement of Homesh in the West Bank was evacuated as part of Israel’s disengagement plan in 2005, but Israelis have continued to visit the area and Palestinians are still barred
A Palestinian was killed in the West Bank, allegedly by his brother, then the victim’s home was shot at. But Israeli security forces haven’t acted in the second case, despite their authority to do so
'Maybe they put electricity and water inside the houses, but things are far worse than they used to be,' a resident of a refugee camp in Gaza says
Amona was evacuated by court order in 2017, but landowners have still not been permitted to enter the area as state claims ban prevents friction
The man, a resident of the West Bank, was convicted of rape, sodomy and indecent acts under aggravated circumstances – despite expiry of statute of limitations on the crime
After a year in the U.S., we brought the family home to Ramallah. The children and I landed in Israel and drove through roads littered with checkpoints, while Osama, my partner, had to fly in through Jordan
Israeli annexation of the Jordan Valley would expose Israeli officials to prosecution, cautions the attorney general's office
Some residents criticize Fatah-led strike, arguing it only harms locals and does nothing to counter Israeli minister's plan for settler homes on Palestinian market
Khaled Al Sabawi had a vision — developing affordable building lots in the West Bank to Palestinians. But sales stopped almost completely due to settlers’ harassment and the pressure they put on the army
The Palestinian government of the city holds protected tenant status on the wholesale market, which has been under military closure for 25 years
Police continues to face opposition when enforcing closed military zone order in unauthorized outpost of Kumi Ori
This year townsfolk are abuzz about a new attraction – a wooden relic reputed to be from the manger used by Jesus – sent Bethlehem from Rome in time for Christmas
U.S. State Department recently denied claims an annexation plan was reviewed in Lisbon meeting last week
Netanyahu said he and Pompeo had discussed proposals to annex the West Bank region, but U.S. diplomat says 'no plan was presented by Israel to the United States'
The resolution, which passed 226-188, emphasizes need for two-state solution, opposition of steps to hinder peace 'including unilateral annexation of territory'
Two children, aged 11 and 13, from a refugee camp near Ramallah, were hiding from army forces during a stone-throwing incident. When they stood up they were wounded – shot from a distance by an IDF sniper
PM says political deadlock hinders controversial move, adding: 'Exactly because of that we should form a government now and do it'
In annual report, prosecutor warns against applying Israeli sovereignty on parts of the West Bank, which Netanyahu said he would do if reelected
This tour organized by the Israel Allies Foundation and the Samaria Regional Council provides a glimpse into the Israeli right-wing’s propaganda machine and cynical use of emotion
The clause, which was abrogated at the request of Minister Zeev Elkin, said that local authorities would be notified, in order to remove all doubt, of restrictions placed on the way the money could be spent
Forty-seven incidents of violence toward Palestinians and their property took place over the past tree months ■ Israel Police closed most cases because perpetrators were not identified
With Defense Minister Bennett’s backing, they aim to Judaize the city’s historic old market
New Defense Minister Bennett is working like someone who has come for a limited time and is planning to use every minute of it
The leader of the Arab Joint List, Ayman Odeh, calls on the attorney general to examine whether the move is a bid by Netanyahu to 'buy' political support
Bennett announces new neighborhood to replace West Bank city's shuttered market
Cheerful crowds greeted the piece of the wooden cradle before it was brought into the church next to the site where tradition says Jesus was born
How did Israel ‘lose’ Taba? What happens if the Israeli government insists on including every tiny West Bank settlement on the map? Meet Prof. Moshe Brawer, the centenarian and the atlas
A new section of highway will go around a refugee camp; grape growers say it will block access to many of their vineyards