Jewish terror
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Israeli settlers entering a Palestinian village can be seen from two perspectives.
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Attorney urges Shin Bet action after alleged Jaffa attack by Hilltop Youth
Two Jews, seven Palestinians wounded in clash near Bethlehem
Shin Bet says it broke up Jewish terrorism cell
Members of cell allegedly tried to torch Palestinian home with family inside.
Abu Khdeir murder ringleader convicted; Insanity plea rejected
Abu Khdeir, a 16-year-old Arab from Shuafat in east Jerusalem was abducted, burned and brutally murdered on July 2, 2014 while waiting to enter a mosque.
Extreme inheritance
Although suspected Jewish militant Meir Ettinger was denied leave from prison to be at his son’s brit milah, the celebrations at the event were nonetheless raucous and the mood upbeat.
Duma suspect says he confessed due to torture
Ben-Uliel was charged in January with three counts of murder.
Defense Ministry extends administrative of ultra-nationalist Meir Ettinger
Ettinger and Evyatar Slonim, two Jewish settler activists currently in administrative detention have been hunger striking recently to protest their treatment.
Supreme Court increases sentence of brothers who set fire to Jewish-Arab school in Jerusalem
"The Court should be lauded for its decision that reflects the understanding of the magnitude of the threat that price tag attackers present to Israeli society," MK Shmuli says.
Suspected Jewish terrorist launches hunger strike, protesting custody order
Security officials confirm that far-right activist Meir Ettinger has continued his strike Thursday in protest of his arrest and custody.
'Jewish terrorists more harmful to world Jewry than Arab counterparts'
‘I’m worried about the Jewish people all over the world,’ says former Shin Bet head about surge of Jewish extremism.
State indicts 2 minors for attacking Palestinian shepherd
According to the report, each of the minors covered their faces with their shirts, donned gloves and armed themselves with iron rods with sharp knife-like objects on the tips.
Analysis: Is the Duma case full of holes or does Ben-Uliel face jail time?
Ben-Uliel apparently confessed to the Shin Bet, but retracted before the police.