Legality of israeli settlements
Netherlands to prohibit imports, sales of West Bank settlement products
The ban, which will take effect on September 22, 2026, is more symbolic in value than practical, as it will be challenging to enforce.
British lawmakers press government for immediate ban on Israeli West Bank settlement imports
Katz: Lack of settlements led to security deterioration in Samaria
Settlers vow to build more outposts after 7 West Bank encampments razed
U.S. to stay in UNHRC as 'black list' publication delayed
Israel's mission in Geneva said on Wednesday that it was preparing a statement responding to the UN report.
Israel deserves better than settlement building in revenge for terror
Israel should not set its settlement policy based on a terrorist attack and the tragic outcome. It should decide what it wants based on what is in the country’s best interest.
'Why did my husband have to die for us to get electricity and water?'
Rabbi Raziel Shevach was murdered in a terror attack on Tuesday near the West Bank outpost of Havat Gilad.
Court: Israeli government must defend law seizing Palestinian property
The law marked the most significant potential change to the treatment of property in the West Bank over the last 40 years.
UN resolution against Israeli settlements at center of Flynn guilty plea
In the lead up to the anti-settlement resolution which angered Jerusalem, Trump’s team had urged the US to veto the resolution.
Bennett to Netanyahu: Save homes in Netiv Ha’avot
Right-wing politicians oppose the home demolitions, but have been hard pressed to offer the residents more than words of support.
Left-wing NGO calls on Israeli banks to boycott settlements
Human Rights Watch has long argued that Israeli activity over the pre-1967 lines is illegal.
Is the Justice Minister promoting a legal revolution in the West Bank?
Ayelet Shaked speaks to the 'Post' about a law that could alter how Israel's legislation applies to Judea and Samaria, but its critics say it's unconstitutional and tantamount to annexation.
Court freezes law that retroactively legalized unauthorized settler homes
High Court rules law that allows for confiscating Palestinian property for compensation must be debated, also freezes some evictions of unauthorized Israeli outposts.
Is there really a settlement construction slowdown?
Settlement leaders voice anger, but Netanyahu says new directives allow for considerable flexibility.