Arab Israeli Conflict

New EU foreign envoy: It’s not antisemitic to favor a two-state solution

The EU spends some 300 million euros a year to help the Palestinians and has been doing so since the 1990s when the Oslo Accords were signed.

One year after Barkan attack families say time has not dimmed the loss

Ziv Hajbi, 35, a father of three, and Kim Levengrond-Yehezkel, 28, a mother of one small son, were shot to death in the office of the Alon group where they worked.

Shtayyeh: We received NIS 1.5 billion from Israel

"Crisis surrounding tax revenues remains unresolved"

Palestinians protest Facebook ‘bias favoring Israel’

Journalists, activists launch campaign against alleged violations of user freedoms by social media platform.

Erdan: Arabs pull out knives instead of legally solving issues

The minister spoke against "Arab culture", saying: "A mother can give her approval to her son to murder the sister because she is dating a man who the family does not like."

PA wipes peace agreements from schoolbooks

The Palestinian Authority removed all mention of any agreements or meetings with Israel, with the exception of the Oslo Accords, in which Israel is mentioned in a negative light.

Netanyahu proposes air defense system to defend against Iranian attacks

The proposal comes in the wake of warnings by the PM about Iranian aggression and a recent attack on Saudi Arabian oil facilities that has been blamed on Iran.

Does Israel need pacts with Persian Gulf that Katz is trying to secure?

“We should continue doing what we are doing [with the Persian Gulf countries], deepen those ties, without make doing this more difficult for them.”

West Bank Palestinian village vandalized in possible hate crime

It was one of a number of instances of graffiti in a hate crime attack allegedly carried out by extremist right-wing Jewish Israelis in the predawn hours of Sunday.

Palestinian teens find IDF surveillance camera, Microsoft faces backlash

Ma'an reported that the boys who found the camera set it on fire after figuring out it was an Israeli spy device that included a transmitter and a battery.

Arab protesters block junction in Negev, plan to launch hunger strike

Hundreds of people protested in the south against violence in the Arab sector. The sector's leadership plans on launching a hunger strike in front of the government quarters in Jerusalem.

Palestinian dies in violent riots on Gaza border, as IDF chief visits

Palestinians attempted to cross the fence but were stopped by IDF gunfire, Channel 12 reported.

Palestinian Authority agrees to receive taxes collected by Israel - report

Hussein al-Sheikh, head of the PA's General Authority of Civilian Affairs, said he met on Thursday with Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon to resolve the crisis.

Behind the Lines: Pakistan and Israel: Much ado about nothing?

Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan last week dismissed speculation that his country was moving toward the establishing of open diplomatic relations with Israel.

Former security prisoner will fight PA

Mahmoud al-Massab spent seven years in an Israeli prison. Now, he is hoping to fight the Palestinian Authority on American college campuses.

Is lone wolf terrorism on the rise in Israel?

During the year from October 2018 through September 2019, there were almost 200 such attacks.

IDF indicts 5 Palestinians in murder of soldier Dvir Sorek

The five Palestinians, all of who are affiliated with Hamas according to the indictment, are: Qasem al-atzafra, Nazir al-atzafra, Ahmad al-atzafra, Yusef Zahur and Mahmoud Atuna.

U.S. gives cold shoulder to major Palestinian donor parley

The US was previously one of the largest donors to the Palestinians and the PA, providing upwards of half-a-billion dollars a year through the United Nations and other venues.

Rina Shnerb's alleged murderer linked to European-funded BDS affiliates

Arbid was listed as an accountant for Addameer (Arabic for conscience) Prisoner Support and Human Rights Association, which is a European-funded NGO.

Authorities silent on medical update of ‘tortured’ Palestinian suspect

The Jerusalem Post has learned that already on Thursday, at a detention hearing before the IDF West Bank courts, he complained of various pains from his interrogation by the Shin Bet.

IDF disperses Palestinian protest against Israeli annexation plans

At one point during the demonstration, some of the activists went up to the roof and stood on the edge, waving Palestinian flags.

Security forces arrest terrorists who murdered Rina Shnerb

Some of the terrorists were found a few days after the terror attack near Ein Bubin, while others were captured a couple of weeks ago.

Can the Palestinians hold new elections?

Hamas, Islamic Jihad welcome Abbas's plan to hold elections

IDF nabs 8 Hamas 'leaders' in Hebron

Hamas: "Armed struggle a strategic choice"

WATCH: NGO claims Israel forcibly transfers Palestinians from Hebron

A new report by B'tselem claims Israel has imposed a separation regime in Israeli-controlled Hebron, forcing its Palestinian residents out.