Ben Gurion's West Bank fears ring true, but Israel's government remains oblivious

by mgall74 | Nov 17, 2025 | Israeli News

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Decades later, Ben Gurion's West Bank fears ring true, but Israel's government remains oblivious

by mgall74 | Nov 16, 2025 | Israeli News

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A Palestinian boy waited for his school bus. An Israeli soldier fired a tear-gas canister in his face

by mgall74 | Nov 15, 2025 | Israeli News

[ad_1] A boy gets up early in the morning, washes his face, brushes his teeth, eats a light breakfast, grabs his backpack and a cookie, and heads outside to the school bus with his older sister. It’s still early – 6:40 A.M. Three minutes later, a convoy of three...

Drought and settler violence make 2025 West Bank olive harvest worst in living memory

by mgall74 | Nov 14, 2025 | Israeli News

[ad_1] ‘Palestinian Farmers Are Fighting to Survive’ This year’s olive harvest will not exceed 10,000 tons – less than a tenth of the average over the past decade, according to the Palestinian Olive Council’s estimate. Unlike in Israel,...

Hundreds of Palestinians in three villages haven't received a permit to stay in their homes

by mgall74 | Nov 10, 2025 | Israeli News

[ad_1] About two months after the army declared three Palestinian villages a closed military zone, several hundred of their residents haven’t received the Israeli permit they need in order to remain in their villages and their homes. The villages are Beit Iksa,...