In her 2-month life, her tent was demolished twice. She died in an accident and her mother was seriously injured, the day after the family was ordered out. For 50 communities in the Jordan Valley, evictions are common
Rashida Tlaib thwarted Israel's attempt to take credit for a special 'humanitarian gesture.' She may have paid a price as a granddaughter, but she also prevented a new precedent in Israel's boycott law
Both wounded, aged 18 and 20, evacuated to hospital in critical and moderate condition ■ Driver shot by security forces, pronounced dead at site of incident
U.S. assessments indicate turnabout may be inspired by pressure from White House
The teen, who did not have a permit to enter Israel, is suspected of committing other indecent acts on women and girls in the past several weeks
'Comedy of errors' by Israeli police in the West Bank reflects amateurishness at best, a human rights lawyer says
'Israel has every right to live in peace and security, but so does the Palestinian people,' Democratic presidential hopeful tells town hall meeting
Activists’ petition to High Court details incidents of shepherds being detained and blindfolded, seemingly for punitive purposes, 25 times over two and a half years
Cousins Nseir Asafra and Kassem Asafra were arrested on Saturday in Beit Kahil, northwest of Hebron ■ Investigation reinforces assessment that suspects acted independently
Israeli officials argue West Bank killing of 19-year-old was a spur-of-the-moment decision and the two Palestinians who admitted to it had not been in contact with any organizations over it
One of the suspects believed to have carried out the stabbing attack that claimed the life of 19-year-old soldier and yeshiva student Dvir Sorek is a Hamas member
26-year-old suspect arrested in Palestinian village of Beit Fajjar, near the settlement of Migdal Oz where Dvir Sorek's body was found on Thursday morning
'People are no longer standing in line to volunteer,' says a former top Shin Bet official
Israel's response to the murder of 19-year-old yeshiva student and soldier could have a significant impact on the situation in the West Bank, PA security official says
About 1,000 people gather to remember yeshiva student Dvir Sorek
Shin Bet, army and police have launched an investigation into the stabbing attack that claimed the life of 19-year-old yeshiva student Dvir Sorek ■ Manhunt underway
Sometimes it involves defying the Israeli authorities, but taking children from the West Bank village of Beit Ummar for a day of fun in the waves of the Mediterranean has its own rewards
The use of force to free prisoners is a holy cause for terrorists' ethos, looking to Hamas’ success in the Gilad Shalit deal as a model to be imitated
'We will deepen our roots in our homeland, in all of its parts,' premier says at inauguration of 650 new housing units in the West Bank settlement of Beit El
'Deep grief is engulfing our community,' says family friend of the death of Dvir Sorek, who was killed while making his way home from Jerusalem to the settlement of Ofra
Doroob Navigator crowd-sources road closures and traffic data from users, helping Palestinians to navigate through Israeli military checkpoints
Of all people, Palestinian administrative detainees, on hunger strike to protest their imprisonment without trial, are expressing faith in Israelis’ ability to stop worshipping idols
Activists point to 'problematic' political context of Microsoft's investment in startup company AnyVision, which sells the Israeli army technology used in the West Bank
Security cooperation has not been canceled despite Abbas' fiery declaration. But Israel fears other factions may use it as a call to action
Abu Rudeineh also says Palestinian leadership will not legitimize the Israeli settlement enterprise after cabinet approved on Tuesday 715 housing units in Palestinian towns in Area C
On a tour of the West Bank, Prime Minister Netanyahu promises that Jewish settlers will never be uprooted