Palestinian officials said on Tuesday that a Palestinian man was killed in gunfire in the occupied West bank. The Palestinian health ministry said that Shadi Omar Lotfi Salim (41) was shot dead near flashpoint Palestinian village of Beita AFP quoted Beita deputy mayor Mussa Hamayel as saying that Israeli soldiers killed the man as he entered the village as he came back from work.

Israeli forces killed Palestinian in West Bank, say Palestinian authorities

Israel on Wednesday said that it is issuing 16,000 work permits for Palestinians from West Bank to work in its construction and hotel industries. Now, the total number of work permits for Palestinians in Israel will stand at 100,000.

Israel to issue 16,000 new work permits for Palestinians

Israel hit Gaza with airstrikes on Sunday after incendiary balloons launched from the Palestinian enclave caused fires in the Jewish state. The Israeli strikes targeted an open area in northern Gaza and a militant training site belonging to Gaza Strip’s Hamas Islamist rulers in southern Khan Yunis.

Israel hits Gaza with airstrikes after incendiary balloon fires

An Israel Defense Forces soldier is angry at Ben & Jerry's for withdrawing his favourite flavour of ice cream in the Israeli-occupied Palestinian territory. The soldier is now aiming to file a legal complaint against Ben & Jerry's for the same.

Israel: IDF soldier sues Ben & Jerry's for not selling his favourite ice-cream

Former United Nations rights chief Navi Pillay will lead the UN’s open-ended inquiry into 'systematic' abuses in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories. Pillay will be leading a three-person investigation intended to examine abuses and their root causes in the decades-long Middle East conflict.

Former UN rights chief to lead open-ended inquiry into Israel-Gaza conflict

Brief clashes were reported between Israeli Police and Palestinians at the Al-Aqsa mosque on Sunday. No serious injuries were reported and Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett ordered the Police to continue allowing jews to ascend temple mount on the first day of Tisha B'Av.

Clashes spark at Jerusalem's holy site after Palestinians opposed Jewish visits

Muslim protesters clashed with Israeli police on Sunday at a flashpoint shrine in Jerusalem Old City shrine when Jews were headed there to mark a religious holiday, said police.

Tension increase at Al-Aqsa mosque on Jewish holy day

Israeli army said on Thursday that it made an arrest of dozens of Palestinian students in West Bank. It has accused the students of being "terror operatives" of Islamic group Hamas.

Israel army arrests Palestinian students over 'terror' allegations

Israel said Sunday it would punish Palestinians for the practice of paying militants for attacks by feezing tax payments it collects for the Palestinian Authority.

Israel to deduct Palestinian money over 'terror' payments

Israeli cabinet said on Sunday that Israel will withhold USD 180 million in tax revenue it collected on behalf of the Palestinian Authority (PA). This is about 7 per cent of total tax revenue of the PA.

Israel withholds USD 180 million Palestinian funds over militant stipends

26-year-old Palestinian artist Mohammed Al-Shenbari is gifted with the astounding art of balancing objects of all shapes and sizes. The self-taught artist is a silent inspiration to the world.

Al-Shenbari wows people in Gaza with his 'art of balance'

Israel and Jordan struck a deal on Thursday according to which the Jewish state will sell an unprecedented amount of water to Jordan. This will also significantly boost Jordanian exports to Palestinians in West Bank.

Israel, Jordan strike a major water deal

The Israeli parliament has reached an agreement to extend the controversial Palestinian Family Reunification law by 6 months. The law was originally passed in 2003 and denies citizens and blocks citizenship for Palestinians who marry Israelis.

Israel's parliament extends Family Reunification law by 6 months

Opposition leader Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday doubled down on his demand to advance a quasi-constitutional Basic Law on immigration to replace the Palestinian family reunification law.

Palestinian family reunification law up for Knesset vote

Hundreds of Palestinians on Saturday protested against President Mahmud Abbas and demanded his resignation. The protest took place in West Bank. The protests were sparked by last month's death of activist.

Palestinians protest in Ramallah, demand Abbas' resignation

Banat's death has sparked three days of protests in the occupied West Bank and calls from the international community for an inquiry.

Rival Palestinian groups clash at protest over activist’s death

The Palestinian Authority (PA) on Saturday deployed security forces to confront protesters who took to the streets of Ramallah in the West Bank after one of President Mahmoud Abbas's biggest critics died in custody.

Palestinian Authority deploys forces during protest after custody death of PM's critic

Israel's health ministry on Saturday insisted that Covid-19 vaccine doses the Palestinians rejected as about to expire were "completely valid". On Friday, Palestinian authority called off a deal according to which Israel would provide it 1 million vaccine jabs in exchange for doses from Pfizer that Palestinians are scheduled to receive later this year PA spokesman Ibrahim Melhem said an initial delivery of some 90,000 Pfizer doses failed to conform "to the specifications contained in the agreement, and accordingly prime minister Mohammad Shtayyeh instructed the minister of health to cancel the agreement".

Vaccine doses Palestinians rejected were 'completely valid': Israel

The Israel-Hamas conflict is escalating again. After Israeli airstrikes, Palestinians clashed with police at the al-Aqsa mosque. As tensions escalate, "anti-Palestine" messages by a designer at Zara led to boycott calls against the fashion brand. Palki Sharma has more.

Gravitas: Palestinians clash with Israeli police at Al-Aqsa mosque

In response to Palestinian actions, Israeli jets launched airstrikes in Gaza overnight (from Thursday to Friday), the army said. This was a retaliation for the actions of militants in the Palestinian territory.

Israel carries out fresh airstrike in response to Palestinian arson balloons

Israel will send at least 1 million soon-to-expire COVID-19 vaccine doses to the Palestinian Authority (PA) under a deal to share shots, after being urged to do more to ensure Palestinian access to vaccinations as it inoculated its own citizens at world-leading speed.

Under Covid vaccine swap, Israel to send 1 million doses to Palestinians

Explosions light up night sky in Gaza city

After barely 12 hours of the formation, Israel’s new government gave the green light for a controversial march by Jewish nationalists through annexed east Jerusalem, despite concerns over renewed tensions with the Palestinians.

New Israeli govt gives go-ahead to controversial Jerusalem flag march

Israel's 36th government was sworn in at the Knesset on Sunday, following a historic vote that placed Yamina leader Naftali Bennett as prime minister and ousted Benjamin Netanyahu after 12 years as prime minister.

Israel: 'We'll be back soon', says Netanyahu; vows to stay in politics

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