Two settlers, a Palestinian and two leftist activists are opposed to the resumed construction of the security fence around Efrat; 'We don't want a fence to separate us,' said the mayor.

With incitement against Moshe Ya'alon only on the rise, the Shin Bet is taking no chances; the volatile discourse surrounding Ya'alon has elements of political motivation.

Jamal Hakrush, Israel Police's highest-ranking Muslim Arab officer, has a plan for extending police services to the thus-far neglected Arab sector.

The Palestinian Authority has pushed forward a draft resolution condemning Israeli construction in the West Bank. During an upcoming visit to New York, Palestinian President Abbas may try to present it for a vote at the UN Security Council.

Frontrunners sweep to resounding victories in the New York primary elections; Trump's win marks a rebound from his Wisconsin defeat 2 weeks ago; Clinton pushes close to locking up the Democratic nomination.

IDF, Border Police forces arrive at a Palestinian terrorist's home in West Bank with intent to demolish it; a violent protest by locals ensues, in which an explosive is thrown at the soldiers, wounding two.

Al-Quds University in Abu Dis has been home to a terrorist who perpetrated a stabbing attack, a cell that planned suicide bombings, massive violent protests, and ceremonies to commemorate murderous terrorists.

Six youths from Binyamin region in West Bank confess to having carried out attacks against Palestinians; they have reenacted several of the incidents; they are being investigated for similar offenses carried out in 2008-9.