Gazans' support for the attacks, which claimed over 1,200 lives, rose to 44%, up by seven percentage points since May.
By Akiva van Koningsveld
Resolutions passed at the assembly of world Jewry show success for the left
By Simon Rocker
Netanyahu and JD Vance have also condemned the Knesset vote which took place yesterday
By Siam Goorwich
The motions, sponsored by the far-right Noam party, passed an initial reading with the help of a Likud rebel
By Jacob Jaffa
This comes amid increased tensions between Jewish settlers and Palestinians during the October and November harvest
By Jamie Shapiro
The US president made the remark ahead of his meeting with Prime Minister Netanyahu
By Andrew Bernard
He added ‘we do not want to control the Palestinians’
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The UK, France, Canada and Australia all formalised their backing for Palestinian statehood in recent days, prompting anger from Jerusalem
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Prime Minister Netanyahu hinted at the expansion of settlement in the territory and resolved that a Palestinian state ‘will not happen’
The prime minister has come under pressure from members of his coalition, and within his own party, to approve the measure
‘I was raised to believe that Judaism is occupation’
The military said the policy was implemented for security reasons and is only active on weekends, but reports suggest it may be enforced throughout the week.
The Israeli government green-lit a proposal to build a settlement that would cut the West Bank into two pieces
The Israeli government has green-lit a housing development in the West Bank that would cut off the occupied West Bank from East Jerusalem
By Jesse Wolfsthal
More than 500,000 Jewish residents of the territory cannot access its high-speed internet network
The image was taken during a tour of settlement Sa-Nur
By Eliana Silver
