The activist was unusually arrested for a minor offense of vandalism of property, and was not warned ahead of time that police would be summoning him for an interrogation when they knocked on the door of his apartment

In her letter, Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo made clear that she does not accept that the Palestinian president was misunderstood, as he has claimed when in the past he made similar statements offensive to Jews

IDF soldiers entered Kafr Qasm without authorization while pursuing Palestinians without work permits. Witnesses allege the soldiers used force, resulting in injuries and medical treatment for seven individuals. The IDF has initiated an investigation into the incident

A letter sent by 15 senators to U.S. Secretary of State Blinken claims that Israel is not meeting its commitments and not allowing Palestinians with American citizenship to enter its territory by car or to rent a car there. Among the signatories: Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren and the head of the Senate’s Judiciary Committee, Dick Durbin

On Tuesday, A 21-year-old Palestinian militant was killed during an exchange of fire in the central West Bank city of Tul Karm. Islamic Jihad announced that the man, Iyad Abu Harab, who was considered an explosives expert, was killed during the fighting

Nationwide protests come before a pivotal High Court hearing reviewing petitions challenging the government's weakening of judicial review, and against the backdrop of a disclosed compromise plan between Netanyahu and President Isaac Herzog

Instead of focusing on fear of the judicial overhaul, protest leaders should change their rhetoric and offer an alternative, says Oded Adomi Leshem, a political psychologist who studies the phenomenon of hope

Instead of comparing Netanyahu's government to the one that led the country during the 1973 war, we should examine it in light of the Begin-Sharon coalition, when ministers had no qualms about speaking up