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Judea and Samaria

The far-left protesters “besieged” employees in their headquarters, the Religious Zionism Party said in a statement.
The new nature trail follows the setting of the royal courtship, drawing visitors, marriage proposals and hopes for renewed faith-based tourism.
Inside Israel’s battle against suspected arson fires in Judea and Samaria
The Supreme Court justice rejected a request to pause a payout to U.S. victims of the 2002–2004 attacks.
The Israel Guys Visitors Center on the Mount of Blessing was inaugurated by an evangelical group known for bringing in thousands of volunteer farmers to work the biblical heartland.
The homes of two terrorists involved in the killing of civilians were mapped ahead of demolition.
Arab marauders killed 67 Jews and temporarily brought centuries of continuous Jewish life in the city to an end.
Joint IDF, Shin Bet and Border Police operation targeted suspects linked to armed clan violence amid fears the shootings could threaten nearby Israeli communities.
The suspect wore security force uniforms and modified a commercial van to resemble an official security vehicle.
Ottawa’s Foreign Ministry earlier denounced Jerusalem for expanding communities in Judea and Samaria, saying it undermines “prospects for peace.”
In an interview with JNS, Farley Weiss, president of the Israel Justice Organization, says Jerusalem should take a more aggressive approach to combating anti-Israel narratives.
The decision reversed an order issued just days earlier following a wave of Palestinian terrorist attacks • Israel’s national security minister called on the premier to revoke the decision, calling it “capitulation to terrorism.”
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz did not specify which camp, or the time frame for the operation.
“We will not allow the left to return to power and take us back to the Oslo era,” the senior minister vowed.
The operation took place in and around Tulkarem, Qalqilya, Shuweika and nearby Palestinian Authority cities and villages.