Analysis For Hebron Settlers, New Neighborhood Announced by Israel Is Only the Beginning
With Defense Minister Bennett’s backing, they aim to Judaize the city’s historic old market
Palestinians
Gaza Protests on Israeli Border to Resume After 3-week Pause
Decision comes days after a 16-year-old boy died by Israeli fire during an independent demonstration staged by dozens of youths
Israeli Cabinet Approves $11.5m in Funding for Security in W. Bank Settlements
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
Relic From Baby Jesus’ Manger Arrives to Its Permanent Home in Bethlehem
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
Israel Demolishes Homes of Palestinian Suspects in Soldier's Murder
Cousins Nseir Asafra and Kassem Asafra were arrested two days after Dvir Sorek's body was found near the West Bank settlement of Migdal Oz
Gaza Border Protests Cancelled for Third Week in a Row
Organizing committee says decision is meant to prevent Netanyahu from escalating the situation by shedding blood to extricate himself from political crisis
The Latest Trend in Conflict Tourism: Airbnbs in Palestinian Refugee Camps in the West Bank
Bringing a whole new meaning to the word 'camping,' these Airbnb sites in the likes of Deheisheh and Balata are starting to attract adventurous travelers
Analysis Israel Now Sees a Rare Opportunity for Long-term Quiet in Gaza
The groundwork for a deal with Hamas is laid, but Israeli security agencies disagree over extent of relief measures
Police Step Up Raids, Arrests in Jerusalem's Isawiyah Despite Mounting Protests
Demonstrators, political leaders appeal to mayor 'of all Jerusalem' to act to protect residents
Ninth Member of Family Killed in Israeli Strike on Gaza Home Dies of His Injuries
News of Mohammed al-Sawarkah's death come as leaders of weekly Gaza-border protests say the demonstrations will renew next week after a two-week hiatus
Netherlands Cuts Aid to Palestinian Authority Over Terrorist Salaries
In 2017, the Palestinian Authority paid about $198 million to a fund for the families of terrorists killed during their attacks and about $160 million to Palestinians being held in Israeli jails
'What Do We Tell Kids Who Lost Classmates in an Israeli Strike?': Gaza Reeling From Family’s Death
Relative of children who died says at visit to their school, where classmates paid tributes: 'Why should they care that the army admitted it hit them by mistake?'
Despite Israel, U.S. Pressure, and Ongoing Probe, UN Renews UNRWA Mandate
The Palestinian refugee agency, which recently lost its chief amid misconduct allegations, received overwhelming support at the General Assembly
Palestinian City Warns It Will Seek International Redress if Israel Doesn't Halt Power Plant Approval
Authorities in Qalqilyah, located in the West Bank right on the Israeli border, say plant near city would harm residents' health and the environment
Israeli Army Admits to Killing Eight Gaza Family Members: We Thought the House Was Empty
Israeli military’s spokesperson in Arabic said that the target was an Islamic Jihad commander, but defense establishment sources say it was an ‘infrastructure’■ Palestinians say casualties are a family of herders
Analysis Hamas Stopped Gaza Escalation This Time — but Israel Should Know There Are No Free Gifts
Israel knows it needs to preserve Hamas as the force blocking Iran. If the current round ends without the group's intervention, it will have to let it wield its political influence
Arab Israeli Leader Ayman Odeh Makes It Into Time's List of '100 Rising Stars'
Magazine suggests politician's rise all the more extraordinary in light of greater obstacles faced by non-Jewish politicians in Israel
Palestinians Claim Israel Misidentified Gaza Jihadist, Killing a Family of Eight
Gaza residents say strike erroneously targeted family with same name as Islamic Jihad commander ■ Military says it is investigating
At Least Three of the Dead in Gaza, Including Boy, 7, Were Civilians, Gazan Sources Confirm
'For the Israelis, apparently any two people riding on a motorcycle have become a target,' human rights researcher says
Iran-backed Islamic Jihad Says 'We Are Going to War' With Israel After Assassination
Secretary-General Ziad al-Nakhala of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad told the Dar al-Hayat Arabic-language news site, 'Netanyahu has crossed all the red lines in assassinating Al-Quds Brigades Commander Baha Abu al-Ata'
Palestinian Islamic Jihad: Everything You Need to Know About Iran's Proxy in Gaza
The group was founded in 1981 with the aim of establishing an Islamic Palestinian state in the West Bank, Gaza and all of what is now Israel
