Settlements

"We very much value independent and critical thinking, but we also need some common sense and humility."

The Court has rejected the families' appeal asking to be able to remain in their homes until the end of the never-ending registration process.

The Karra ruling has effectively killed the deal for Netiv Ha'avot where the residents committed to leaving peacefully to start a new life at a different location.

Four hundred participants packed the event to support Judea and Samaria in face of delegitimization and boycotts, organized by YESHA Council.

Along with the confirmation of the request for a delay, the justices once again rejected a request to demolish only the parts that are not on state land in the six homes in question.

The terrorists who massacred the family are receiving generous salaries from the Palestinian Authority.

The state is asking the High Court of Justice to postpone the demolition at Netiv Ha'Avot in order to be able to build up an infrastructure for the caravillas neighborhood.

"Today we begin to see the light at the end of the tunnel, and we are very much anticipating leaving the hostel before Passover and moving with great joy to Amichai."

The first post, at 8:18 AM Monday, declared: "By the promises of the occupation army on Friday… The outposts are scheduled to be removed today from mount Sbeih…" (sic)

"They are wonderful, Israeli mothers. They are raising their families with the values of Torah, Love of Israel and a devotion to the land. Here are their stories."

The activists held signs reading "The destruction of Netiv Ha'avot, brought to you by European governments," and chanted slogans such as, "You are pawns of Germany, how are you not ashamed?"

"The time has come for the Israeli government to take its citizens seriously."

“Today, nobody remembers President Reagan’s sanctions, but we are left with full Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights.”

The new law fixes a problem that began as Israeli institutions of higher education began to flourish in the liberated territories, most notably Ariel University in Samaria.

But Netanyahu “did not present the United States with specific annexation proposals, and in any case the United States did not give its consent to the proposals.”

Consider this to be a time-out for the sovereignty bill, as the vast majority of the coalition still supports it. Meanwhile, the Netanyahu circle will have to come up with fresh excuses ahead of the next debate.

On Wednesday and Thursday, the PM's office has reportedly been applying severe pressure on Kisch to take his bill off the committee's agenda for Sunday.

The 2nd terrorist managed to get away after he was spotted.

An entire community is being destroyed over a tiny strip of land.

The minister made the remark Monday at the opening of a new elementary school in the Jewish community of Neve Daniel, located across the road from Efrat.

Blessed are you Hashem our God, King of the Universe, Who restores the widow's boundary line.

Netanyahu: Whoever thinks that through the reprehensible murder of a resident of Havat Gilad, a father of six, that he can break our spirit and weaken us, is making a bitter mistake.

The suspect moved away, but an IDF officer managed to arrest him

Tu b’Shevat events are another layer connecting the People of Israel to their Land.

If enacted, the law could create a serious dilemma for leading U.S. firms with Irish subsidies who will have to face a choice between violating Irish law or violating the U.S. Export Administration Regulations.

There exists an inherent discrimination in the way the JNF has to distribute plants for the traditional Tu B'Shvat planting in Judea and Samaria.

Efrat's rapid-response counter-terrorist unit was immediately mobilized when the suspect began to approach the town.

"The proposed decision prepared by the defense minister to regulate Havat Gilad farm is ready, and the Attorney General has already approved it. All that was left was to bring it to a vote in the cabinet."

Even the “State of Palestine” had ten recommendations for Israel, to which Israel responded by suggesting to entity by that name does not “satisfy the criteria for statehood under international law.”

When asked to comment on the current chances of the 2-state solution, a majority of respondents is realistic about its declining chances. But when fantasy is added to the question, most grab for it.