Soldiers near Elazar opened fire.
430 apartments are planned for the town of Elazar, including 15 to rectify the destruction of the Netiv Ha'Avot neighborhood.
In addition, over 1,000 units were approved throughout Gush Etzion.
The terrorist got on the bus and stabbed the victim.
Nahum and Noam were hit by a car driven by an Arab terrorist on Friday afternoon.
By Alex Traiman
The best case scenario is that the demolitions in Netiv Avot will have little to no effect on Israel moving forward. In the worst case scenario, the evacuations will drive peace further away.
The families being evacuated are committed to non-violence as the police throw them out of their homes.
By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
“Make it clear to all those opposed to the settlement enterprise: For every home that will be destroyed or threatened with destruction, many others will be built.”
Groundbreaking and infrastructure development has begun in the land slated to be part of the new and expanded Netiv HaAvot neighborhood.
There is no reason the homes should be torn down! Sunday night, at a rally to show support, Naftali Bennett spoke calling on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to do what he can to save those houses. Hear more on today's Israel Uncensored with Joshua Hasten
Protest the needless destruction.
The High Court of Justice is on the verge of destroying 17 homes in the Netiv Avot neighborhood of Elazar, Gush Etzion. Joshua Hasten speaks with Elazar resident Tali Kaplinski Tarlow to give an update on the situation as it is unfolding.
Several dozen residents of the Gush Etzion settlements block on Thursday gathered at the entrance to the town of Beitar Illit to call on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to intervene against a High Court of Justice decree to demolish Netiv Ha’Avot, a small neighborhood of 17 homes adjacent to the town of Elazar. Netanyahu was […]
Every two weeks for the past two months, trucks have left Gush Etzion filled with goods for Syrian children over the border.
Minister Katz calls to renew a proposal that connects the communities of Greater Jerusalem to Jerusalem itself.
By JNi.Media
The Netiv HaAvot neighborhood of Elazar was built in 2001 on land which was later claimed–with the urging and support of Peace Now–by the Mussa family of al-Khader, near Bethlehem.
The Gush Etzion neighborhood of Netiv HaAvot is also in danger of destruction.
Security noted a breach last night into Rosh Tzurim, and a suspicious person was spotted this morning inside the town.
Approximately 30 Arabs and leftists blocked the entrance of the community of Elazar, between Efrat and Jerusalem, Monday morning until the IDF arrived to clear them away. Accompanied by media to film the blockade, the protesters said they wanted to headline their claim that Jews are living on occupied Arab land. They managed to block […]
On Friday afternoon, Arabs blocked the entrance to the town of Elazar in Gush Etzion. On Friday evening, a terrorist was caught infiltrating into the nearby town of Efrat. H/T Natan Epstein