Israeli settlement
IDF veterans tell Trump: Settler violence claims are distorted, ignore terrorism - exclusive
In a letter to Trump, the IDSF accused international organizations and Israeli rights groups of inflating reports of settler violence to undermine Jewish communities in the West Bank.
PA's Abbas calls for end to 'systemic' settler violence, requests support from UN, Arab leaders
Israel’s archaeological plans in Sebastia risk ‘heritage apartheid,’ Israeli NGO tells ‘Post’
Netherlands to prohibit imports, sales of West Bank settlement products
Israel creates fast track for settlement building, Palestinians cancel meeting
Israeli prime ministers and defense ministers have kept a tight hold on the process to avoid diplomatic and security crises that might arise.
Netanyahu calls for unity in gov't as budget quarrels continue
Judicial reform, Khan al-Ahmar evacuation, settlements aren’t just us ‘on a high horse,’ Ben-Gvir says.
Letters to the Editor February 22, 2023: Collecting dust
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
Over 1,000 trees uprooted near Shilo in 3rd recent West Bank evacuation
Netanyahu ordered to halt the uprooting of the last few remaining trees at the site, after Smotrich wrote him a letter demanding the freeze.
Which outposts have now become nine new West Bank settlements? - explainer
Though these outposts have only officially become settlements recently, they have been around for much longer.
PA warns Israeli cabinet decisions will lead to further tensions, escalations
The Security Cabinet has also decided to reinforce police units and expand security operations against inciters and supporters of terrorism in Jerusalem.
Gallant overrides Smotrich to evacuate West Bank outpost, shaking gov't
The move violated coalition agreements and sparked an immediate political crisis for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Settler leaders call for IDF to launch ‘Operation Defensive Shield 2’
Judea and Samaria councils to go on strike Thursday to protest Palestinian terrorism.
Israel could lose legal control in West Bank if settlement bill falls
Failure to pass the bill by the end of June could bring civilian life in the settlements to a grinding halt.
Settlement construction should not be used only as terror response - editorial
The government’s approach until now has been to avoid collective punishment against Palestinian civilians. There are now calls on the government to change its tactics.
