Israeli Jewish settlers are set to stage a controversial flag march through occupied East Jerusalem to mark Israel’s occupation of the city in 1967.
An Israeli court has ruled that performing Jewish religious rituals at Al Aqsa complex does not violate public security, drawing condemnations from the Palestinians and Jordan.
Israeli army forces used live, metal bullets, and tear gas canisters to disperse Palestinians who had gathered in the city of Nablus to protest illegal Israeli settlements.
Over 560 settlers stormed the site after Israeli police forced Muslim worshippers to evacuate the mosque’s courtyard, witnesses say.
Despite the gradual dwindling interest of international audiences, Israeli occupation forces have not rested in their ongoing displacement of Palestinians.
Israeli rights group Peace Now has stated there was an increase in violence by Israeli settlers against Palestinians and their properties.
Locals make sure children from a West Bank village arrive in school safely after navigating verbal and physical intimidation from the illegal Jewish settlers and Israeli forces, report says.
Israel does not prevent the attacks, and in some cases, soldiers even participate in them, a new report by the Israeli rights group says.
The Israeli army identified a Jewish settler who fired at Palestinians with a soldier’s gun in June, but failed to report it.
Three Palestinians killed by Israeli fire, including a woman who allegedly tried to stab officers in Jerusalem, a man shot during occupied West Bank clashes and another man who approached the border fence.
Illegal Israeli settlers attack Palestinian shepherd near Mufaqara village and slaughter four of his sheep, before storming the village with clubs and stones, activists say.
Amid protests by Palestinians, Israel started a renovation project that will result in the seizure of the religious site split between Jews and Muslims.
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