Illegal israeli settlements
Three female soldiers wounded by settlers while clearing illegal West Bank outpost
Security forces arrived at the outpost adjacent to Ma’aleh Amos during the night, where they announced that the area was a closed military zone and demanded that all civilians disperse.
Border Police, IDF evacuate four illegal outposts across West Bank
WATCH: Hilltop Youth, security forces clash during demolition of illegal settlement extension
Organizations petition High Court to evict Moshe Sharvit's West Bank outpost amid int'l sanctions
Regavim vs. the two-state solution vs. the IRS
New rule makes it harder to remove illegal settler structures
Until now, the civil administration had the sole authority to remove unauthorized modular homes and structures within 60 days of their construction.
IDF seizes mobile home of navy commando in Esh Kodesh settlement outpost
The authorities placed the structure on a flatbed truck and carted it away from the small community, which is located near the Shiloh settlement.
Palestinian Foreign Minister: PA not against Abbas-Netanyahu meeting
But Israel must meet preconditions, minister says.
Emergency talks planned to save 40 Amona homes
Nine residences in nearby Ofra also slated for demolition.
Court orders demolition of 17 settler homes in Derech Ha’avot outpost
News of court decision set off a political firestorm among right-wing ministers and parliamentarians.
White House warns against ‘expansion of settlement activity’
179 homes retroactively legalized in Ofarim, plans advanced for 234 units in Elkana • 50 other homes approved.
European parliamentarians to form first ever pro-settler caucus
The Samaria Regional Council boosts that it has hosted some 150 parliamentarians from around the world.
US angry over new Israeli settlement activity
The State Department said the move constitutes "activity that is systematically undermining the prospects for a two-state solution."
A-G to rule on use of ‘abandoned property law’ to save Amona outpost
Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman is hoping a new interpretation of the law can be found, which would allow the state to seize Palestinian property that had been abandoned for decades.