Amiram Ben-Uliel, who is suspected of setting ablaze the home of the family and killing three, was set to testify in Court Wednesday but his attorney says he changed his mind because he felt he endured 'injustice'
Prosecutors say there is evidence the girl was sexually assaulted and that Mahmoud Qatusa was involved, but 'there isn't enough evidence' against him in the high-profile case
Protests underway in the Strip and in the West Bank in response to the release of the economic section of the American peace proposal
Polygraph experts say that in cases like these, suspect should write statement of innocence in native tongue and be questioned about it ■ police say 'significant' new details emerged in probe on Monday
Writings invoke West Bank rape of 7-year-old Jewish girl, of which a Palestinian man was suspect
Temitope Balogun Joshua, arguably one of the most popular TV figures in Africa and Latin America, is set to hold two events at a Christian site in the city
The travel warning, issued by the U.S. Embassy in Israel over the weekend, calls on U.S. citizens to avoid the demonstrations slated to take place June 24 to 26
Hamas-affiliated Twitter account posts video reading ‘occupation soldiers flee during a confrontation in Kfar Qaddum,’ showing two Israeli soldiers fleeing from a group of over a dozen Palestinians
Officials are critical of the police’s investigation, including their failure to have the girl examined by a forensic specialist ■ Sources say prime suspect was allowed to leave country after probe had already commenced
The family of Mahmoud Qatusa, who has been charged with raping a 7-year-old Israeli girl, notes flaws in the investigation, but he’s still behind bars and far-rightists are demonstrating outside his village
The officer from the ultra-Orthodox Netzah Yehuda battalion was convicted in a plea deal, as well as the five soldiers who beat the detainees
Settler acquainted with the Palestinian suspect says that police changed their version of when and where the assault happened after he confirmed the accused's alibi
West Bank residents reported suspected hate crime to police after writings of 'stones=murder' and 'stop throwing stones' found
Washington wants to avoid Khan al-Ahmar evacuation until it presents its peace proposal, so as not to raise tensions with Palestinian leadership, official argues
According to the sources, police did not involve the Shin Bet security service in the probe as no such suspicion arose ■ Suspect denies charges, but sources say he was found to have lied on polygraph test
State tells High Court of Justice nothing would move at least till mid-December, when new government is formed
Palestinian says security cameras caught three masked men entering his home and puncturing car tires
Fawzi Ibrahim bequeathed courage to his sons, against his will and theirs: The courage to oppose the continued theft of their land by the Jewish settlers in Emek Shiloh
The defendant worked as a janitor at the victim's school; right-wing advocacy group says other Palestinian laborers were present during the crime
The Palestinian family that suffered the most suspects that the fire is linked to the masked people, possibly settlers, who broke into the nearby schoolyard
Residents of Einbus, near Nablus, report graffiti, punctured tires ■ Hebrew graffiti links vandalism to the eviction of unauthorized Jewish outpost by Israeli authorities
EU legal opinion contradicts 2018 French court's decision not to mark wine bottles produced in the Jewish West Bank settlements
Footage shows suspects identified by residents as Israeli fleeing West Bank village of Jalud as 65-year-old trees caught on fire
