Justices from the Supreme Court took the state to task for failing to execute demolition orders in West Bank outposts.
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Chaim Levinson is a Haaretz correspondent, covering the Jewish settlements in the West Bank.
Previously, he was the Yedioth Ahoronot correspondent for Religious Affairs and the Orthodox communities.
Levinson received his B.A. in Social and Humanities Studies at the Open University and is currently studying for his M.A. in Interdisciplinary Democracy Studies.
Justices from the Supreme Court took the state to task for failing to execute demolition orders in West Bank outposts.
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Despite security preparations, numerous incidents over the last two weeks have ended with trees on both sides being cut down, poisoned or torched.
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PM instructs Justice Minister to draft a bill extending the loyalty oath, in which non-Jews are required to pledge allegiance to 'the State of Israel as a Jewish and democratic state,' to Jewish immigrants as well.
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Netanyahu's office responds to criticism by the U.S. and France on Israel's plans to build nearly 240 new housing units east of the Green Line.
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Netanyahu's office responds to criticism by the U.S. and France on Israel's plans to build nearly 240 new housing units east of the Green Line.
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Late extremist rabbi proposed every non-Jew wishing to become a naturalized Israeli would have to pledge to 'the State of Israel as a Jewish and democratic state in the spirit of the Declaration of Independence.'
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Speaking after Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's address to thousands of Hezbollah supporters in southern Lebanon, Netanyahu says: 'We will continue to build and to protect ourselves as best we can.'
0 commentsBriton Christopher Lockwood formerly carried the name of Yehuda Lustig - an IDF soldier said to have been killed in 1973 Yom Kippur War, Wall Street Journal reports.
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A small group of North Americans has been making pilgrimages to the vineyards of West Bank settlements, with the aim of helping the Chosen People fulfill the prophecies of old. Praise the Lord
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Hebron resident, 17, allegedly uploaded a video of A., the head of service's Jewish Division, exposing his face and indicating his full name.
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Since the end of the settlement freeze 10 days ago, bulldozers have been busy clearing the way for 350 residential units in various settlements, Haaretz has learned.
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West Bank settlers satisfied with the momentum; council chair: Building proceeding normally, not at a heightened pace.
0 commentsMore than NIS 100,000 was stolen from a Tul Karm home during a search by soldiers in 2002.
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Production moves across separation fence, leaving Israelis coughing.
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Police launched investigation after Neveh Daniel youth caught in possession of marijuana named settler as his supplier.
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Protesters march from central J'lem to ultra-Orthodox neighborhood of Mea She'arim a day after High Court of Justice ruled that gender separation barriers were unacceptable.
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Barriers removed from main street of ultra-Orthodox Jerusalem neighborhood of Mea She'arim; decision puts end to years-long tradition of gender segregation during the Sukkot holiday.
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Palestinian leaders see the settlement moratorium as vital for peace - but it robbed many of the West Bank's Arab residents of their livelihood.
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Silvan Shalom tours Hebron as Israel's settlement moratorium expires; knocks Palestinian request to extend freeze, saying even 10 months were 'excessive.'
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Netanyahu speaks with Clinton, Mubarak and Jordan's King Abdullah in attempt to salvage peace process.
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Israel, Palestinian Authority working to reach compromise on issue of settlement construction, following expiration of 10-month building freeze on Sunday night.
with Barak Ravid, Jonathan Lis and Avi Issacharoff 0 commentsSharon Zucker and his wife Neta, in the ninth month of pregnancy, were lightly wounded by gunfire as they drove in the southern Hebron hills in the West Bank on Sunday night.
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Netta Zucker undergoes C-section at Soroka Medical Center, after driving herself there with gunshot wounds to her leg.
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Protesters attended rally in Revava with tractors, cement mixers and other equipment to broadcast to the world that construction in the territories is resuming.
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