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By Jewish News Syndicate (JNS)
The German diplomat spoke during a tour organized by far leftwing Peace Now, Yesh Din and Emek Shaveh NGO.
The wounded Arab “farmer” touted by Yesh Din was a terrorist who had stabbed a soldier and served time in jail.
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Yesh Din is working in partnership with Breaking the Silence and Physicians for Human Rights-Israel (PHR-I).
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Retiring Justice Salim Joubran ruled that according to International Law it is permissible to impound lands in favor of the Israeli population in Judea and Samaria, provided it is done reasonably.
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Judge Marzel ruled that the potential personal harm to the archeologists and their research justifies concealing their names.
Hundreds of people have barricaded themselves in the Givat Ze'ev synagogue. Police tell court they cannot stop violence if wrecking ball starts to work.
One of the Arab land owners lied, but it is unclear which one. Now the synagogue is threatened with destruction.
Government lawyers admitted to the court that there was massive illegal building on the outpost, claimed by leftists as a source of violence.
A community in Samaria told the Supreme Court it is working through the offices of Peres and Abbes to find a solution to prevent the planned desecration.
The court decided the synagogue did not sufficiently prove they purchased the land the synagogue was built on.
Women of the Wall Vice Chair Batya Kallus serves as an adviser to Sikkuy, a signatory to the Haifa Declaration calling for the abolishing of the State of Israel.
One after the other, people associated with the Gush Katif expulsion are going down. What's the connection?
In line with the government’s plan to destroy 5 buildings in the Ulpana Hill neighborhood of Beit El, six caravilla mobile homes were delivered on Monday to house evicted families. Community leaders hope out of the ashes may come the biggest development in years.
The Supreme Court on Sunday ruled that the buildings of Givat HaUlpana in Beit El targeted for destruction because of an ownership dispute would receive a 60 day reprieve.
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