Settlements
Knesset advances bill to grant tax benefits for West Bank settlements
The bill passed with 37 lawmakers in favor and 33 against. It will return to the Knesset Finance Committee for further debate and still must pass two additional readings in the plenum to become law.
'Stealing like thieves': Opposition condemns gov't NIS 5b allocation to haredim, settlements
Beyond the Golan: The Israeli case for reclaiming southern Syria's Bashan - opinion
MK Son Har-Melech, dozens of activists cross border fence into Gaza Strip
False alarm in Elei Zahav, authorities confirm no terrorist infiltration
The incident follows an infiltration yesterday.
Suspected terrorist infiltration in West Bank settlement Kohav HaShahar
Home Front Command instructed residents to remain in their homes and lock all doors until further notice as the investigation took place, though the event has since ended.
Historic Day: Hashomer Hachadash Launches New Initiative in the Arava
Yoel Zilberman, CEO and Founder of Hashomer Hachadash, “This is an emotional and historic day - a day when we plant a Nahal nucleus in the Arava"
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.
Ben-Gvir promises Police seafront housing after 'complete Gaza victory'
He said “settlement brings security” and that “it is time for Jewish settlement in Gaza,” calling the plan “a symbol of our faith and vision.”
Israel to sign NIS 3 billion housing agreement in Ma’aleh Adumim, doubling population
The agreement is set to be signed this Thursday with the Prime Minister’s Office, the Construction and Housing Ministry, the Finance Ministry, and the Ma’aleh Adumim Municipality.
Israeli moderately wounded after being struck with an iron rod in West Bank altercation
After Civil Administration workers demolished an illegal outpost in the area and left the site, the shuttle carrying the approximately 20 workers was attacked by dozens of Jewish Israelis.
Yeshiva students seize house in Hebron's old city for dorms
A press release from the yeshiva claimed that this was the first time Jews had entered the old city since 1929.
'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.
