Duma

Russians vote in election that Putin sees as barometer of public support for his war in Ukraine

The vote comes amid signs of war fatigue, economic pressure and speculation about a possible new mobilization.

A voter reads his ballot at a polling station during Russia's parliamentary election, in the course of Russia-Ukraine conflict, in Donetsk, Russian-controlled Ukraine, September 18, 2026.
Artem Kirpichenok.

Russia 'monitoring' as historian critical of Zionism vanishes upon landing in Israel

 Amiram Ben Uliel, accused of the Duma arson murder in July 2015 where three members of the Dawabshe family were killed, arrives to a court hearing on his appeal, at the Supreme Court in Jerusalem, on March 7, 2022.

Father of Duma killer seeks pardon from president, citing 'wrongful conviction'

 Israeli security members stand next to a settlement outpost established in the area, near Duma in Nablus, in the West Bank, March 14, 2025.

IDF claims dozens of Palestinians attacked Jewish farm in West Bank


Into the Fray: Jewish ‘terror’ – A guide for the perplexed

A tart retort to some misguided critics and misleading critiques of my two recent columns

Jewish settler Refael Morris stands at an observation point overlooking the West Bank village of Duma, near Yishuv Hadaat, an unauthorized Jewish settler outpost

A master of reinforcing fear and loathing

From the outset, supporters of the extremists among the settlers insisted that Arabs must have been responsible, that Jews would never do such a thing.

RASHID DAWABSHA stands outside his son Mamoun’s torched home in the Arab village Duma on Sunday

Israel's indictment in Duma arson creates defiance among rogue settlers

Critics say the Duma murders marked an escalation from vandalism and assaults previously attributed to the militants, and were inevitable given Israel's murky policing of citizens in the settlements.

An Israeli flag flutters near Israeli youths as they protest atop the roof of a synagogue in the Israeli settlement of Givat Ze'ev

Into the fray: Presumption of guilt

The attempt to equate Arab terrorism against Jews with Jewish “terror” against Arabs is playing right into the hands of Israel’s most vehement detractors.

Amiram Ben-Oliel, charged with racially-motivated murder for the arson attack on the Dawabsha family home in Duma‏

‘Enhanced interrogation’ and Jewish law

“You have a right to remain silent. However, if you choose to talk after we freeze you and keep you awake for days at a time in uncomfortable positions, without allowing you to speak to an attorney."

ATTORNEY ITAMAR BEN-GVIR, who is representing one of the suspects in the Duma terrorist attack, waits outside the Petah Tikva Magistrate’s Court

Tradition Today: Are we barbarians?

Are we barbarians or are we decent human beings and good Jews?

the Dawabsha house which was set on fire in a suspected attack by Jewish extremists in Duma.

January 5, 2016: Readers react to developments in fatal Duma arson

Readers react to the latest 'Jerusalem Post' articles.

Letters

Poll: Israelis say Jewish, Palestinian terror should get same treatment

In the poll, 84% say two-state solution won’t happen in next decade; over 80% call Duma attack terrorism.

A Palestinian stone-thrower looks on as he stands in front of a fire during clashes with IDF troops in the West Bank village of Duma

Three more suspects arrested for incitement at Jewish extremists' wedding

Among the three suspects is the wedding singer, who continued to perform during the dancing.

Video of far-rightists stabbing photos of dead Palestinian baby‏

Analysis: The Duma terrorist and the 'Judean monarchy' ideology

Since 2013, a fanatical underground movement of dozens of activists has been working to "rebuild the Temple" through terrorism.

Hebrew grafitti at the Dawabsha family home in Duma where a fire engulfed the house after a molotov cocktail was thrown at it