Israeli settlement
IDF officers tell Trump: 'Settler violence' claims ignore West Bank terrorism -exclusive
In a letter to Trump, the IDSF accused international organizations and Israeli rights groups of inflating reports of settler violence to undermine Jewish communities in the West Bank.
PA's Abbas calls for end to 'systemic' settler violence, requests support from UN, Arab leaders
Israel’s archaeological plans in Sebastia risk ‘heritage apartheid,’ Israeli NGO tells ‘Post’
Netherlands to prohibit imports, sales of West Bank settlement products
'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.
Israeli committee approves 1,122 new West Bank housing units
The approvals come a day after a 35-year-old Israeli father of six was killed in a drive-by attack in the West Bank in what is believed to have been a Palestinian terror attack.
Liberman: Look into recognizing Havat Gilad as legal settlement
Several right-wing lawmakers echoed Liberman’s comments.
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.
5th settler city in the works
Right-wing politicians immediately welcomed the plan, which is expected to be approved by Interior Minister Arye Deri.
WATCH: Israeli forces face off with settlers during outpost eviction
Reports of clashes between activists and border police on the scene.
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.
Settlements are legal
The above firmly established in international law the rights of Jews to settle west of the River Jordan, and the rights of Arabs to settle east of the river.
Grumpy old man: A matter of priorities
If you’re a settler and something’s not the way you want it, remember: No one sent you there.
Know comment: Fall reading recommendations
Arab democracy is seen as a dangerous luxury, and they prefer “pragmatic” deals with tyrants to defeat violent Islamist extremism.
