‘Make him uneasy’— Clinton emails reveal debate on handling Netanyahu
Newly released exchanges between ex-secretary of state and Sandy Berger show US administration saw PM as obstacle to peace
View ArticleStudy: Israel spends twice as much on settler students
Education Ministry says data compiled by Tel Aviv’s Macro Center is inaccurate
View ArticleWest Bank gas station set alight in suspected arson attack
Initial reports say car was seen entering Route 60 facility near Eli settlement, occupants started fire and fled
View ArticleToddler said banned from settlement daycare for not being Jewish
Administration of state-supervised school denies claims of discrimination, says 2-year-old now welcome to enroll
View ArticleAlleged Jewish extremists banned from West Bank, Jerusalem
Security services issue administrative restraining orders to 10 right-wing activists in wake of deadly firebombing
View Article15% of settlers are American, new research claims
Approximately 60,000 US Jews, out of the 170,000 in Israel, live in West Bank, study shows
View Article2 more right-wing activists handed restraining orders
Youths are the latest to receive administrative warrants in efforts to curb alleged extremist activities in West Bank
View ArticleFrance backs labeling settlement goods, but not boycotting Israel
Economy minister says Paris’s position remains unchanged as Israel working to halt EU initiative
View ArticleSettler pamphlet aims to turn youth against 2-state solution
Yesha Council comic-style booklet, set to be distributed across country, argues Palestinians have no claim to West Bank
View ArticleMinister said to plan adding secretive new settlement to bloc
Moshe Ya’alon to expand Etzion settlement area south of Jerusalem to include former church compound next to al-Aroub
View ArticleAt funeral of slain couple, president vows terror won’t halt settlement building
Thousands gather in Jerusalem to pay last respects to Naama and Eitam Henkin; grandparents say they’ll raise kids, who witnessed attack
View Article‘US won’t veto UN vote on settlements if Israel builds anew’
Should West Bank construction resume in response to terrorism, Washington won’t block resolution branding settlements illegal, report says
View ArticleUS denies ultimatum over West Bank settlements
Media reports claim Washington may not veto UN resolution on settlements if Israel ups construction after terror wave
View ArticleIsrael: Settlement expansion ongoing, but best not to talk about it
Netanyahu and Ya’alon say they’re keeping construction beyond the Green Line quiet lest they lose international backing for anti-terrorism measures
View ArticleIsrael and the Palestinians slide deeper into conflict
Stabbing attacks are multiplying, PA security forces are shrinking away in the West Bank, the IDF is getting more deeply involved and more Palestinians are joining the clashes
View ArticleUS pulls back from linking settlements to violence
State says Kerry didn’t intend to suggest construction, stabbings connected; acknowledges ‘reports’ on excessive use of force by Israel
View ArticleCruz: Kerry must disavow spokesman’s remarks — or resign
GOP senator says comments that Israel is ‘guilty of acts of terror’ display administration’s antagonism toward Israel
View ArticleArab areas of Jerusalem blocked off in crackdown
Amid wave of Palestinian attacks and West Bank protests, capital’s Arab residents wake up to a new reality
View ArticleAt World Zionist Congress, Reform stakes its claim in Israel’s future
American Jews need to redefine the meaning of ‘liberal Zionism,’ says head of the movement’s Zionist action wing Rabbi Joshua Weinberg
View ArticleDiplomats to learn to defend ‘legality of settlements’
Deputy Foreign Minister Hotovely changes cadets’ course to include right-slanted tours of West Bank and East Jerusalem’s City of David archaeological site
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