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Amos Schocken, the publisher of Haaretz, told an audience in London last week that the Israeli government has no intention of seeking a two-state solution and will do all it can to keep stealing more land in the occupied territories and keep in the occupied territories, despite international criticism.
A report published by the human rights group B'Tselem shed new light on the abuse and mistreatment that Palestinian inmates face while being held by the Israelis—usually without ever being charged with a crime.
Israeli lawmakers on Sunday voted to extend the country’s controversial citizenship law that prohibits Palestinian spouses from obtaining citizenship or permanent residency by marrying an Israeli citizen, which was first put in place in 2003.
A leaked Israeli document indicated that Israeli leadership is considering moving all 2 million Palestinians from Gaza and into Egypt’s Sinai peninsula—as Israel played down the document as merely “initial thoughts” on the matter.
Some 70,000 protesters held a rally outside Jerusalem’s Knesset on Monday to voice outrage over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government’s effort to erase the country’s system of checks and balances by overhauling the judicial system.
Hamas blamed the Israeli blockade on the Gaza Strip for contributing to the devastating house fire last week that killed 21 people at a party celebrating a birthday and graduation.
A major clash broke out in the occupied West Bank last week that resulted in at least four deaths and 44 wounded at the Jenin Refugee Camp after Israel forces said they faced resistance.
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