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Israeli settlers move into eight homes near PA-controlled Jericho in secret operation
The homes are located just meters from the Palestinian Authority-controlled city, which lies in Area A of the West Bank. However, they are technically in Area C, which is under Israeli control.
UK expands sanction powers, enabling action against companies supporting West Bank settlements
Israel should kill ‘30-40’ Gazans every night, Ben-Gvir says on ex-hostage’s podcast
US Congress members sign letter urging Netanyahu to prevent demolition of Palestinian homes
Lior Ashkenazi joins 'Peace Now' video campaign
Famous actor appeals for Israeli leaders to make sacrifices for peace.
A woman of action: 80-year-old peace activist Yael Dayan still protesting
Long-time political activist speaks out on #MeToo movement and the state of Israeli politics
Settler population growth rate at lowest point in over 23 years
Settler leaders published the data as Netanyahu is in the midst of a heated campaign for the pro-settler vote, vying for it against other right-wing parties.
New outpost demolished, 24 hours after being built
Peace Now first reported on the outpost early this week and provided video of the trucks bringing equipment to the outpost.
PM slams Liberman for comparing Eisenkot to Peace Now
Ya'alon admits to lying about tunnels
Israel plans NIS 2.8 billion for 20,000 homes in Ma’aleh Adumim
The expansion project is expected to be completed within ten years.
Pushing for a million-man settler plan
To hit the new target goal, the population would have to increase by 40,000 residents annually, to grow from its present mark of approximately 400,000 settlers to the projected one million.
Settlers protest evacuation with annexation calls
The High Court of Justice ordered the demolition of the unauthorized homes built on private Palestinian property in response to a petition by the left-wing group Peace Now.
Police clash with Arab MKs at US embassy protest in Jerusalem
Out of some 200 protesters, the police arrested 14 of the protesters.
Peace Now starts campaign against embassy move
“This is a cynical and dangerous step that will not only not reinforce Israel’s sovereignty in Jerusalem, it could ignite conflict in the city,” Peace Now wrote in the letter.
