Israel Approves Controversial Settlement Expansion Bill
Israel has passed a controversial bill that drew condemnation from the government's own top lawyer legalising thousands of settler homes built on privately owne
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Israel has passed a controversial bill that drew condemnation from the government's own top lawyer legalising thousands of settler homes built on privately owne
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he planned to focus on countering Iranβs βextraordinary aggressionβ dur
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Nearly half a million tourists annually walk past two fenced-in minefields to visit Qasr al-Yahud, meaning Castle of the Jews in Arabicthe site where Jesus was
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Occupied West Bank - Spouses hoping to reunite with their families in Israel, as well as Jewish and non-Jewish visitors, that have endorsed a boycott of Israel
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Israel's recent stream of announcements that it will build thousands of new settler homes in the occupied West Bank "marks a very worrying trend" and
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Despite a temporary improvement in power supply, Palestinians in the Gaza Strip say the lack of consistent access to electricity has made their lives unbearable
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Palestinian lawmakers in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territory have warned of dangerous consequences if Israel's parliament passes a bill to legalise la
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Marijuana farm Israel on Thursday moved closer to decriminalizing marijuana use after its public security minister declared his support for a policy emphasizing
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The United Nations has denounced recent Israeli initiatives to accelerate settlement construction in occupied Palestinian territory, stressing that "unilat
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Israel has approved a plan to construct 2,500 new settlement homes in the occupied West Bank, two days after the country accepted building permits for more than
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