Palestinian violence
Settler violence: Not a fringe problem, but a national security threat - editorial
Settler violence threatens more than law and order, it risks undermining Israel’s security, diplomatic position, and relations with allies.
Ex-Navy chief Marom: Police should handle unrest in West Bank, not IDF soldiers
In Israel’s Arab sector, war exposes a dual threat of rampant crime and no shelter
West Bank violence tests Israel’s rule of law amid rising settler attacks - analysis
House passes bill targeting PA over terrorism funding
The bill would freeze financial assistance provided by the US absent reform, while retaining aid allotted for security cooperation and some humanitarian relief.
Palestinian wounded in clashes with settlers near West Bank village of Kusra
Palestinian man drops rock on head of Israeli boy playing in Hebron
The 12-year-old boy then fell into a spring.
Har Adar attack puts Palestinians who work in settlements under scrutiny
The fact that the attacker held a work permit – the application process entails detailed background checks by the Israel Defense Forces – indicates a security failure.
Netanyahu: It’s impossible to hermetically seal border
The prime minister spoke Tuesday after visiting the Yavne supermarket stabbing victim in the hospital.
In pictures: The grisly scene of the Halamish terror attack
Warning: The following photographs contain graphic imagery.
Suspected terrorist killed in West Bank shootout
Two shooting attacks occurred on Saturday during which an army guard post near Ramallah and a private vehicle close to Ateret were attacked.
Israel's commitment to press freedom questioned after journalist shot
Foreign Press Association: "The case offers an important test of Israel’s commitment to protecting all civilians and ensuring freedom of the press."
How did the Netanya stabber cross into Israel from the West Bank?
Soldiers stationed at checkpoints are expected to maintain a high level of alertness – despite working eight-hour shifts, sometimes in extreme heat and on little sleep.
Perhaps It Is Time for Israel to Set Preconditions
