Over a Hundred Palestinians Lightly Wounded in Clashes With Israeli Army in West Bank
Two Israeli soldiers also lightly wounded in confrontation near city of Nablus
Hagar Shezaf
Haaretz's new West Bank correspondent
EU Urges Israel to Halt Building Plans for Settlements in East Jerusalem
On Tuesday, Netanyahu announced he would move forward with plan to build 3,500 housing units in area E-1, which could jeopardize establishment of a future Palestinian state
Court Rejects Petition by Suspect in Palestinian Family's Murder Over Excluding Women
'Today we exile women from the center of the courtroom and make them cling to the wall, and tomorrow the appellant will demand that the state be represented only by a male,' judge writes in his ruling
Israel Halts Evacuation of Illegal West Bank Outpost at Request of Defense Minister's Aide
Civil Administration did remove, however, a Palestinian protest tent in the area, based on the same regulations by which it originally planned to remove the outpost
Netanyahu Revives Settlement Construction Plan That Critics Say Would Split West Bank
Plans for building in the area known as E-1 have been frozen for years ■ PM's announcement comes less than a week before election
Israeli Army Falsely Claims Video of Bulldozer Pushing Stones at Palestinians Was Doctored
Haaretz examined all three videos of the incident, and all proved authentic. None had been sped up
Netanyahu Orders to Connect 12 Illegal Outposts to Electrical Grid, a Week to Israeli Election
Settlement activists welcome further move towards normalization of West Bank outposts, but the timeline for actual delivery is uncertain
Israel's Defense Chief Claims 'Security Difficulties' in Bid to Block Palestinian Housing Development
Israel has no planning authority in the West Bank's Area B, which is under Palestinian civil jurisdiction
WATCH Video Shows Israeli Army Bulldozer Pushing Stones at Palestinian Protesters
Israeli army says engineering tools were used to clear stones from the road during protests. 'While doing the clearing, mass stone-throwing took place' at hands of demonstrators
Palestinians Slam Israel's West Bank Power Project: 'Meant to Support Settlements'
The master plan is designated to serve both Jewish settlements and the Palestinians, but the PA's opposition might prevent its implementation in the Palestinian territories
Trade War Over: Israel and Palestinian Authority Announce End to Agriculture Dispute
Parties break deadlock that saw Israel respond to a calf boycott with a series of increasingly stringent trade blockades on the West Bank and Gaza Strip
In Trade War Between Israel and Palestinians, Losers on Both Sides
New Israeli and Palestinian import restrictions are causing produce prices to plummet and rise on both sides of the border
Israeli Army Blocks 200 Activists From Planting Trees With Palestinians in West Bank
The IDF demanded to know the exact location where the initiative would take place – and immediately issued a warrant declaring it a closed military area
Israel Prohibits Palestinians From Working Land, Citing British Mandate Ruling
Farmers suspect pressure by nearby settlers led to sudden ban based on pre-1948 declaration of area as antiquities site
Israeli Defense Minister Orders Release of Jewish Teen From Administrative Detention
Sources in Bennett's office deny that he backtracked due to right-wing pressure, a day after signing the administrative detention order against 19-year-old Eliya Ben-David of Nof Hagail
Israeli Court Orders Arrest of Jewish Suspect Without Trial After He Was Freed From Detention
19-year-old is suspected of hurling a rock at a Palestinian and wounding him moderately ■ He was arrested via an administrative detention order, usually used against Palestinian suspects
Ex-Jerusalem Police Chief Gets Jail Sentence for Sexual Harassment of Policewomen
Niso Shaham was sentenced to a 10-month jail term and fined following his conviction for sexual harassment, indecent assault, fraud and breach of trust
Israeli Burning Man-style Event Planned for West Bank Sparks Controversy
An initiative to hold the 'Dead Sea Burn' music festival near an Area C settlement, where Palestinians reside and will not be able to join in, prompts criticism
Israel Bars Palestinians From Exporting Produce via Jordan
Move follows Defense Minister Bennett's instruction to stop agricultural imports from Palestinian Authority after Ramallah limited the import of calves from Israel
Israeli Soldier Lightly Wounded in West Bank Shooting, a Third Attack in Hours
Police, military bolstering presence throughout Israel and the West Bank, with special focus on Jerusalem and the Al-Aqsa complex ahead of Friday prayers
Car-ramming Attack in Jerusalem: 12 Israeli Soldiers Wounded; Suspect Apprehended
Israeli army says suspect drove toward soldiers as they were walking down the street and fled ■ One soldier in serious condition, 11 others lightly injured
Three Palestinians Killed in Clashes With Israeli Forces in 24 Hours
Palestinian teen killed in Jenin clashes; PA policeman injured there succumbs to wounds as Israeli security establishment says he posed no threat to soldiers ■ Palestinian teen killed in Hebron altercations
Border Police Clash With Israeli Settlers While Clearing Out Illegal Tents
Some were arrested for entering a closed military zone and attacking security personnel
Probe Launched Into Complaint of Sexual Harassment by Shin Bet Investigator
Shin Bet vigoriously denies the allegations, says its a coordinated media campaign to 'delegimitize' its work
Pressured by Israeli Ranchers, Bennett Halts Agricultural Imports From West Bank
Move comes after Palestinian Authority places limitations on import of calves from Israel in an ongoing trade dispute
There Is Only One Thing About Trump’s Peace Plan That Really Satisfies Jewish Settlers
Many are willing to embrace the offer, and count on Palestinian rejection to foil the founding of a Palestinian state. The consensus: There's a welcome change in U.S. policy
Land Swap in South, Population Swap in North: Israel and Palestine According to Trump
The Trump plan will swap land in the Negev for areas in the West Bank and build 12 bridges and tunnels to connect enclaves ■ digitized version of map shows how annexing certain parts of West Bank carves up Palestinian territory
Palestinian School Torched in West Bank Hate Crime
Graffiti was signed with name of the illegal Jewish outpost Kumi Ori, similar to a series of hate crimes in past months, including the arson of a Jerusalem mosque
Gantz Departs for Washington for Personal Meeting With Trump on Mideast Peace Deal
Netanyahu leaves for the U.S. on Sunday afternoon, is expected to land in Washington in the early morning hours of Monday
Explained Annexation for Dummies: Making Sense of Netanyahu and Gantz's Declarations
Thousands of Israelis and tens of thousands of Palestinians share this contested part of the West Bank. How did we get to talking about annexation, and what might it look like?