Settlers
Wave of West Bank settler violence during olive harvest risks wider flare up, officials warn
Officials warned that the growing violence between settlers and Palestinians could lead to a broader escalation.
As the world backs a Palestinian state, a Jewish future is being cemented in the West Bank
Palestinians caught between corrupt leaders, Israeli settlements as hope for statehood crumbles
Fragile calm masks a deepening crisis in the West Bank - analysis
Spain launches investigation into 158 companies tied to 'Israeli-occupied territories'
According to a new law approved by the Spanish Government last week, the advertising of goods and services from the 'occupied territories' is prohibited.
Controversial E1 project gets the green light
The area consists of a few barren hilltops directly east of Jerusalem’s urban sprawl, marking the start of the Judean Desert – the last available stretch of land that can be developed.
UN report lists 150 companies with ties to Israeli settlements in West Bank
US firms Airbnb, Expedia and TripAdvisor and Netherlands-based Booking.com remain on the rights office's list.
Embracing pragmatic partial sovereignty in the West Bank - opinion
The settlement movement stands at a critical crossroads.
Palestinians face severe water shortages in the West Bank
COGAT, Israel's military agency, stated that the PA is responsible for supplying water in the West Bank. Israel transfers 90 million cubic meters annually, blaming shortages on Palestinian theft.
'The Disengagement is dead!' Settlers open first kindergarten in Homesh in 20 years
"We will also open new kindergartens in Gush Katif," Yossi Dagan said, referring to the settlement in Gaza forcibly dismantled during the Disengagement.
Terrorists and those who aid them don't deserve the benefit of the doubt - opinion
I am challenged in understanding Jews who have taken Hamas’s side after the October 7 attacks and the Ir Amim Jews giving the benefit of the doubt to the Jahalin over their own people.
When ‘Haaretz’ runs a campaign against you, you are doing something right - comment
Editor's Notes - Maj.-Gen. Avi Bluth, hated by both extremes, is enforcing the law in the West Bank against radicals on both sides. That’s exactly why he's under fire.
UN inquiry on Israeli violence hampered by funding shortfall, document shows
A backlog of UN mandatory fees, including from the top donor, the United States, which owes around $1.5 billion, has worsened a long-running UN liquidity crisis.
'Pioneers of the Bashan': Israeli activists illegally lay cornerstone for new settlement in Syria
A group of Israeli activists crossed the Israel-Syria border in order to lay the cornerstone for a new, illegal settlement named "Neveh Habashan."
Smotrich approves West Bank settlement plan to 'bury idea of Palestinian state'
"The plan is the 'final nail in the coffin' for the concept of a Palestinian state," Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich remarked.
