Tag: West Bank

According to local sources, the three suspects were pulled out of their beds and arrested.

The man arrived at the entrance to Efrat with no pulse.

The voices emerging from the Gaza Strip are anguished and reflect the Palestinians' growing sense of disillusionment with Hamas. These voices, however, are still small in numbers. Hamas's brutal methods of suppression and torture have deterred a large number of Palestinians from speaking out. These voices will grow only if the international community heeds them and calls out Hamas for its brutal crackdown on Palestinians.

One of the issues being investigated at this point is why the guard at the gate of Migdal Oz did not notice what was going on.

"It is either us or them!"

The court was also unwilling to determine exactly how “Settlement Wine,” as it was referred to, should be labeled.

"Thanks to the Almighty, along with the resourcefulness of the staff of the farm avoided a serious disaster and no injuries to the soul. We continue our mission."

Nasrallah counted the rich targets bank concentrated in a very small area in Tel Aviv

Plaintiffs are exposed to the ravages of smoke inhalation, inhalation of hazardous substances, bad odors and air pollution, which may cause severe suffering and serious illnesses.

Why, of all the ills plaguing the planet, from climate change to measles, is she so dedicated to get half a million Jews to leave their homes in favor of people she never met.

According to Ashtayeh, for the month of June, each government employee earning 2,000 shekel ($560) or less in Judea, Samaria and Gaza will receive his entire pay.

The Palestinian Authority with support from the European Union is creating facts on the ground across Israeli-controlled Area C with zeal and decisiveness reminiscent of the Zionist settlers of the 1930s and '40s.

This is a well thought out plan, aimed at the actual source of suffering of Arab society, and offering realistic solutions. Heck, I'd love to see Israel adopting these principles.

Please remove the Bedouin shantytown as you promised, Mr. Netanyahu.

Friedman accused the Obama administration of betraying the Jewish State.

Mubarak challenged President Trump's solution. "Projects, investments and cooperation? But what is the political path?"

Whomever controls Khan al-Ahmar controls the future of a Palestinian State, since the illegal outpost is located smack in the narrowest part of Judea and Samaria.

The "deal of the century" will compensate local Arabs with billions of dollars in investments in their economic and civic well-being, for the fact that they will remain an autonomous canton, but not a state.

If ignoring the tantrum fits of the New York Times will inevitably "deepen the alienation between [Israel's] right-wing coalition government and a majority of American Jews," I say, take the chance.

Demolishing or failing to demolish Khan al-Ahmar could be the first signal from 4th term prime minister Netanyahu as to whether he is or isn't a true part of the right-wing bloc.

So, it's official, the bon ton of the Democratic party, or at least a good chunk of it, is about attacks on Israel, support for Israel's most vicious enemies, and, here and there, splashes of classic anti-Semitism.

Feel free to "blame" it on the heating election campaign, but the fact is that the political echelon has approved plans for about five thousand housing units in Judea and Samaria.

“I call on all the Palestinian people . . . to go out on Land Day and participate in the million man marches.”

If there's one thing Israel must learn from the idea of Land for Peace it is to cease being a satellite of the US, give up US military aid, and seek alliances with more superpowers.

The administration requested that U.S. assistance to Israel remain at $3.3 billion.

"Look who attacks me and who runs venomous campaigns against me, and you will understand where our votes come from – from the New Right and from Meretz," Feiglin told Maariv on Monday.

Congressman Barr stated that if Trump proposes the evacuation of Jews in Judea and Samaria as part of the diplomatic plan, he will oppose it.

This is not the first time nearby Arabs have hit the farmers of Kfar Etzion.

Minister Bennett noted that "there is a serious shortage of doctors in Israel, and there is a need to establish a school, and there is a university that is suitable for this."

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.