Khaled Hassan, a 34-year-old father of three, was killed during a police operation in the West Bank city of Qalqilyah in 2025. His family said footage showed officers made no attempt to arrest him before opening fire
A U.K. charity regulator has opened a probe into funding for West Bank settlements after allegations that dozens of nonprofits transferred large sums to communities considered illegal under international law
Palestinian Christian leaders told CNN that US Christian Zionists ignore their experiences and fund West Bank settlements, while Mike Huckabee defended evangelical support for Israel.
ID sources said Defense Minister Katz was trying to punish West Bank commander Avi Bluth, who pushed back on Katz over his handling of a settler suspected of sexually abusing a Palestinian during a raid
After tens of thousands were displaced in previous operations in the northern West Bank, camp residents fear a similar scenario. 'When the world settles for condemnations and takes no real steps, Israel may conclude there is no cost for expanding the operations,' says a local activist
Across the West Bank, Palestinians describe how a fatal settler attack can trigger a chain of restrictions and retaliation that affects all aspects of daily life. 'I have never in my life seen conditions like those we are living under today,' says a man from Nablus
A confrontation in the West Bank village of Tell on Friday has ignited rare introspection in Israel about who is responsible for out of control settler pogroms. Still, most Israelis won't link the violence back to Netanyahu
Eisenkot and Bennett spoke at a security conference amid deadly Israeli-Palestinian clashes in the West Bank, sharply attacking the Netanyahu government's policies, while Minister Ben-Gvir called for settlers to receive 'more guns and rifles'
The Dutch far-right leader met with Israel's defense and foreign ministers during a visit hosted by a settler leader – whom the Dutch parliament has called to sanction – and who took Wilders to several West Bank settlements
The Dutch far-right leader met with Israel's defense and foreign ministers during a visit hosted by a settler leader – whom the Dutch parliament has called to sanction – and who took Wilders to several West Bank settlements
Defense Minister Israel Katz said that Israel's policy against Palestinian terrorism in the West Bank remains 'clear, determined and offensive,' claiming IDF operations have reduced what he called 'terror attacks' by more than 80 percent
What happened in the West Bank village of Tell was a settler-provoked pogrom blocked by Palestinian residents. But to Golan, 'Terror must be defeated with a strong military arm' – his Democrats are just another party of occupation and apartheid
The protesters arrested were the left-wing activists who took part in a rally against the surge in settler violence in the West Bank. Some 3,000 rallied in the Democrats' inaugural election campaign demonstration in Tel Aviv, and thousands more across Israel
The World Heritage Committee cited 'ongoing conflicts in the Middle East' in listing the West Bank site and an Israeli-captured Lebanese fortress as endangered. Israel accused UNESCO of 'one-sided Palestinian political moves'
Judge Ron Sulkin, a judge who previously gained the support of far-right National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir, eased the release conditions of Uriah Cohen, a West Bank settler who was charged for involvement in the Huwara riots in June, in which eight Palestinians were wounded
Channel 13 reported that PM Netanyahu called Jewish rioters who attack Palestinians a 'spreading cancer' during a security cabinet meeting in March on a plan to curb West Bank violence, most of which was not made public for political reasons
Over the past three years, Israel has provided extensive funding, particularly for unauthorized outposts, while retroactively legalizing them and displacing Palestinian communities in the West Bank, according to a report by the Peace Now and Kerem Navot human rights group
Over the past three years, Israel has provided extensive funding, particularly for unauthorized outposts, while retroactively legalizing them and displacing Palestinian communities in the West Bank, according to a report by the Peace Now and Kerem Navot human rights group
Staff shortages are highest in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and the Central District, while officer numbers doubled and positions nearly tripled in the West Bank, with most posts filled, according to a Knesset report