Why the PM should take a helicopter over the West Bank
And why Israel should too
Migron settlement includes about 50 families
A new report declares West Bank settlements legal, but Israel can hardly afford to further alienate Washington
One might imagine that filmed evidence of civilian thugs shooting an unarmed protester in the head while soldiers stand by and do nothing might be big news in Canada — especially if those thugs and soldiers are citizens of a country that our Minister of Foreign Affairs John Baird says “has no greater friend than Canada.”
Israel is tightening security and closing off the occupied West Bank as Palestinians and their supporters prepare for what are expected to be mass Land Day demonstrations. Dozens of marches are being held to condemn and draw attention to Israel’s land policies as part of an annual day of demonstration to mark the anniversary of the killing of six Arabs who were demonstrating against land appropriation in 1976.
The territory has seen nearly double-digit growth this year and has become a hot spot for foreign investment
Former Mossad chief Efraim Halevy on the prospects for peace with the Palestinians, and Iran, and why Israel is indestructible
The best pictures from the last seven days
The Gaza war has been a return to the bedrock policy of hitting enemies hard