Lehava
Knesset Constitution Committee debates foreign sanctions on Israeli civilians
Foreign Minister Katz said on Wednesday during a meeting with Judea and Samaria heads that there was "no such thing as settler violence."
US sanctions Lehava, extremist Israeli organizations blocking Gaza aid
US sanctions Lehava leader, fundraisers for violent settlers
EU sanctions hilltop youth, Lehava for human rights violations in the West Bank
This week in Jerusalem: Hands off
A weekly round-up of city affairs.
Twitter bans far-right activists Baruch Marzel, Bentzi Gopstein
Marzel was the leader of the right-wing Jewish National Front party and worked for Rabbi Meir Kahane. Gopstein is known for founding the far-right Lehava organization.
Effort underway to outlaw Lehava as Jewish terror group
Yesh Atid MK Ram Ben Barak is also seeking to dismantle the “Foundation for the Rescue of the Jewish People,” Lehava’s fundraising arm.
This is the Lehava activist suspected of sex offenses on 17-year-old
Yitzchak Gabai, who served time in prison after a 2014 arson attempt on a Jerusalem school, is suspected of sexual offenses against a 17-year-old.
Lehava activist interrogated for sexually assaulting underage girl
"He started to touch me: leg, hands, back, face. I froze. He kissed me on the forehead and I said, 'Stop, stop, I'm not comfortable.'"
Police question Gopstein, Marzel on suspicion of incitement to racism
The two were interrogated after issuing videos addressing "the causes and dangers of assimilation" and for calling to strike the enemy "with the Ten Plagues."
7,500 march in Jerusalem LGBTQ+ Pride parade
No violent incidents were reported during the event
Lod struggles to find way forward after Israeli-Arab riots
So much in Lod still remains unresolved: why the riots started, who is ultimately responsible and, most importantly, how to move forward.
How can Israel respond to rocket fire? - editorial
Hamas has a history of using rocket attacks on Israel to get what it wants. This time, as an election ploy.
Anti-violence protests to bring together Arabs, Jews amid clashes, riots
A demonstration bringing together anti-violence Arabs and Jews will begin in the evening in Jerusalem in order to oppose recent clashes between Jewish right-wing extremists and extremist Arabs.