Presenting a diplomatic and security plan titled 'Israel's Endgame in the West Bank and Gaza,' Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Lieberman added that the Palestinian Authority should be dismantled
Sen. Chris Van Hollen and 24 other Democrats will force a vote on an unclassified State Department report on nine American citizens killed in the West Bank, Israeli detention of Palestinian Americans and children, and efforts to secure accountability
The Netherlands began enforcing its ban on the import of goods from Israeli settlements in the West Bank, with Israeli travelers reporting thorough bag searches at Dutch airports.
Palestinian workers will be barred from entering Israeli settlements, while the U.S. Embassy says West Bank checkpoints will be closed through October 3
Settlers reportedly vandalized homes and vehicles and clashed with Palestinians overnight; Israeli forces raided several West Bank locations as the closure of Ramallah continued
The far right has dreamed of an explosion in the West Bank since October 7: a crisis to exploit to permanently expel Palestinians – or worse. One settlement is a prime candidate for the provocation – or miscalculation – that could set it off
Religious Zionism says demolitions targeted Palestinian structures near Shira and Makkedah settlements, while Palestinians report land-clearing for new settlements elsewhere in the West Bank
Meir Rotter, head of the police ultra-Orthodox unit, entered a West Bank cave with soldiers without authority following previous allegations of unauthorized artifact seizures
The Israeli politicians who see themselves as an alternative to Netanyahu's extremist government have no interest in Palestinians in the West Bank or in Gaza - and they are helping to steer the Israeli ship further from the world | Analysis
The U.S. ambassador met Palestinian Americans in a West Bank town repeatedly targeted by settlers, saying Washington is working on a mechanism to curb violence and that U.S. citizens there are 'our responsibility'
Netanyahu ministers attended a groundbreaking for a new settlement in the southern West Bank, while settler leader Yossi Dagan hailed another in the north as a 'restoration of justice' and an 'absolute victory'
Israeli soldiers in the Palestinian village of Qusra were filmed shielding a building where workers had taken shelter. They did not detain or identify the masked settlers, despite an order criminalizing face coverings in the West Bank
Slovenia downgraded a joint EU statement condemning Israel's planned settlement construction in the West Bank's E1, leading to EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas issuing a statement in her own name rather than on behalf of all 27 member states
Tzvi Succot took a hammer to a Palestinian monument in the West Bank, and thus exposed to Israeli and international media what Palestinian media already knows: the IDF doesn't stop settlers' violence, it often enables it
IDF soldiers were seen trying to block Hadash MK Ofer Cassif from entering a West Bank village that has been under settler siege for over two weeks, with footage showing one soldier apparently staging an assault by the MK
IDF soldiers reportedly shot a father and son who were trying to prevent Israeli settlers from committing arson in the West Bank's Hebron. 'Israeli forces and settlers prevented ambulances from reaching them and left them bleeding for about 40 minutes,' a Palestinian resident said
The reestablishment of settlements in the northern West Bank, alongside the uptick in settler violence, is part of a broader plan to normalize annexation. But both things are a result of specific government policies, that can be reversed
A large number of troops have been deployed around the mountain villages of Qusra and Jalud, but they have been unable to remove the settlers from the area. The CEO of NGO Yesh Din described the incident as an 'extreme manifestation of the Israeli policy in the West Bank'
Ganim is the third of four northern West Bank settlements cleared in the 2005 disengagement to be reestablished. Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has called the return part of a campaign to 'erase the disgrace' of the evacuation