Tag: Hebron Hills

Yedidya Talia of Talia Farm was hit in the head by one of the stones thrown by the group of eight Arab rioters.

The terrorist was "neutralized" on the spot, the IDF announced.

Diodotus Tryphon initially signed a pact with the Hasmonean rulers of Judea, but subsequently turned on them and attempted to attack Jerusalem.

"People tell me: Stop dealing with bereavement all the time," Orit says, "But I feel that there is where strength lies."

Over the past two years, the PA has created, out of thin air, an “historic” village – which just happens to be located on a strategic point adjacent to the Jerusalem-Hebron highway.

One must wonder how much trouble we would have been spared—not to speak of death and destruction—had somebody on the IDF side had the wisdom to eliminate Jibril Rajoub back when he was but a lad of 15.

According to the agreement, B'Tselem received about $200,000 directly from the Dutch government, to compose a report that would include criticism of Supreme Court decisions on the settlements.

Judge Sela criticized the Hebron police for unnecessarily and in contravention of protocol arresting and interrogating Deutsch on Shabbat.

The force carried out measurements of the terrorist's home in anticipation of an order to demolish it.

"The activists went up to the settlement in order to provoke the residents, and friction developed between them and the settlers living in the area."

The fight against the demolition of Arab homes in Susya is one of the symbols of the PA struggle against Israel's authority over Judea and Samaria.

"Today, twenty years since the civilian settlement was established at an important strategic point, we are advancing one more step towards normalization and equal rights for the citizens of Judea and Samaria."

Over the weekend, two vineyards have been destroyed, one owned by a Jew, the other by an Arab.

No one was physically injured and no property damage was reported.

Eventually, local Arabs lacking in awareness of geese and ganders came out and threw stones at the demonstrators.

The discovery was made near the Jewish community of Otniel, where a number of residents have lost their lives to terrorist attacks.

There are currently about 200 illegal burning sites, scattered from the southern Hebron hills to northern Samaria.

'The immediate significance of the new route is an increase in the amount of smuggling, including weapons, prostitution, illegal aliens, and the export of Palestinian women to the Bedouin population for polygamous marriages.'

'The addition of 100,000 housing units in the area from Alfei Menashe to Modi'in Illit has the potential of lowering housing prices, and is a solution for those who want to live in Gush Dan.'

The force at the scene responded by firing at the terrorists, but no injury was reported.

Arab terrorists were arrested when they firebombed IDF pillbox observation posts in the Hebron Hills region.

It was a busy night for Israeli soldiers and security personnel in Judea and Samaria, who were out on raids until dawn.

An Arab terrorist attempted a hit-and-run attack with IDF soldiers, but failed to hit the target, so he ran instead.

Numerous stoning attacks targeted Israeli civilians and bus drivers in Judea, Samaria and parts of Jerusalem.

The Wine Spectator praised Israel's growing wine industry in its October 2016 cover story.

The excavated synagogue in Susiya dates from the 4th to the 7th century CE and was in continuous use until the 9th century CE.

The widow of the Otniel rabbi ambushed and killed by terrorists in June undergoes brain surgery.

10 more people were arrested in connection to the deadly terror attack near Otniel.

The first people on the scene were Arabs driving by who stopped and helped save the Jewish terror victims.

Terrorists opened fire on Israeli cars driving on the highway.