Ninety families in Nof Zion, a Jewish enclave in East Jerusalem, will receive a city-funded sports field – which the 30,000 residents of the neighborhood that surronds it, Jebel Mukkaber, lack

The current wave of demonstrations poses a challenge to Netanyahu, for the first time since the war began ■ Hamas' demand to allow Palestinian residents to return freely to northern Gaza are at the center of debate on the Israeli side of hostage negotiations

As talks of postwar Gaza become more urgent, the question of which military entity will rebuild the Strip after the war becomes more complicated – the Americans are reluctant, the PA unable, and any Arab state willing to send troops will be accused of collaborating with the occupation

The Israeli army encourages the reopening of two high schools in Israel's evacuated north, but ambiguity about students' journeys to and from the institutions is forcing parents to stay in the limbo created by temporary educational frameworks

Hamas said it arrested six members of the PA security force, who escorted aid trucks in coordination with Israeli forces, and said they were in pursuit of several others. The PA denied the claim, and refused to elaborate on Hamas' assertion that they were cooperating with the 'occupation forces'

Hundreds of tents have been set up in Jerusalem for a four-day protest as demonstrators, angry that the government is going into spring recess, call for new elections. For some, though, it was a missed opportunity

Netanyahu's coalition set aside an earlier version of the law in November out of concern that it may undermine Qatar's mediation efforts in the hostage talks between Israel and Hamas