According to the Palestinian radio station, which reported Israeli Hayom, the Israeli government plans to relocate 100,000 Jewish settlers to Area C in the occupied West Bank in the coming two years.

“I am deeply alarmed and saddened by the continuing cycle of violence in the occupied West Bank. The deaths today of nine Palestinians, including militants and one woman, during an Israeli arrest operation in Jenin is another stark example," Wennesland said in a statement.

"A group of settlers established a settlement outpost on the lands of Jureesh town, south of Nablus," Ghassan Daghlas, a Palestinian official who monitors settlement activities in the northern West Bank, told Anadolu.

​​​​​​​The anti-Zionist operations of the Palestinians' resistance fighters in response to the crimes of the Zionist regime in various areas of the West Bank have increased greatly in recent months. In such a way that the political leaders and military and security institutions of this regime admit their inability to deal with these operations and ...

Early on Tuesday, the Knesset (Israel's parliament) approved the first reading for a bill to extend the "emergency regulations" for settlers living in settlement blocks in the Occupied Territory.

Speaking to Israeli Radio 103FM, Fogel said: "I hope that Israel is able to defend its rights in the areas it has the right to annex and build settlements. I hope Israel is able to express this in the future."

In Hebron province, south of the West Bank, an Israeli occupation army force stormed Al-Arrub refugee camp and arrested five local residents, including two brothers, Samed and Ammar Jawabra.

Following a drastic increase in attacks against the Palestinians in the Occupied West Bank, he told a UN Security Council briefing, "High levels of violence in the Occupied West Bank and Israel in recent months, including attacks against Israeli and Palestinian civilians, increased use of arms, and settler-related violence, have caused grave human ...

This comes after the stabbing and hit and run attack near the illegal Ariel settlement yesterday, and the death of the 18-year-old Palestinian Muhammad Murad Souf from the town of Haris, in the Salfit district.

Six Palestinians were killed and 28 were injured by Israeli forces during two Israeli undercover military operations in the old city of Nablus and Jenin refugee camp on 25 October and on 3 November, it said.

​​​​​​​They said that Israeli police detained at least 10 Palestinian workers from inside Israel, close to the permanently staffed Jalameh and Bart‘a checkpoints, northeast and southwest of the northern West Bank city of Jenin, purportedly for lacking entry permits.

"We will push back against any attempt at annexation," Nides told the Israeli public broadcaster, KAN.

Palestinian traders and officials from Nablus, the major commercial hub in the West Bank, said that the Israeli siege has suffocated the city and its residents and resulted in economic losses that require much time to recover.

The organization’s peace envoy calls on Israelis and Palestinians to recognize “what is at stake” in the conflict

Forces detained three teenagers; one aged 16 and two aged 17, during a military raid overnight Thursday into the village of Ma’in to the south of Hebron, during which forces attacked residents’ homes with a barrage of tear gas canisters, causing panic and fear among residents. No injuries were reported.

Called for by the Maryland-based MD 2 Palestine, the activists first gathered in front of the Washington Monument in DC and marched through the busy downtown streets of the city waving Palestinian flags and banners and chanting in support of Palestine, including “No more money for Israel’s crimes”.

In an interview with Sawt Al-Aqsa radio yesterday evening, Hamdan said the Palestinian people are "unbreakable", and "continue their struggle with a united resistance."

​​​​​​​Violence between Palestinians and Israeli forces has erupted in recent days in east Jerusalem after the Israeli army imposed a dayslong siege on the Shuafat refugee camp in east Jerusalem, following the killing of a female soldier in a shooting attack Oct. 9 at the checkpoint set up at the entrance of the camp.

Israeli group B'tselem has written to the International Criminal Court in an attempt to prevent the forced expulsion of over a thousand Palestinians from their homes

The rampage, which has been going on for several days but has intensified in recent days as settlers, who are armed, have called on their army to wage a major military assault against the Palestinian cities in the occupied territories in order to provide them with the security they need to keep expanding their illegal settlements at the expense of ...