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After shooting three Palestinians, two fatally, the Israeli army misled their mothers about which of their sons had been killed, and is refusing to return the bodies. → Read More
Palestinian youths are taking up arms amid unrelenting Israeli incursions, with the pervasiveness of death ensuring more will follow. → Read More
As armed confrontations escalate in Jenin, Governor Akram Rajoub addresses criticisms of the PA's failures as a government under occupation. → Read More
Armed Israeli settlers attacked a group of farmers, then told the media they were ambushed by 30 Palestinians. Here's what really happened. → Read More
For two decades, settlers have looted and burned Palestinian shops closed by the Israeli army. Now, they’re knocking them down to expand a settlement. → Read More
Meet the inspector who prevents Palestinians in Masafer Yatta from building on their land while living in a home Israel says was built illegally. → Read More
In an interview on the eve of Biden's visit to the region, Shireen Abu Akleh's niece lays out her family's demands for justice and accountability. → Read More
An Israeli military court ordered his release on medical grounds. Then the Shin Bet locked him up for another 16 months without charge. → Read More
The Israeli military bulldozed tents housing 21 Palestinians on Wednesday morning, whose original homes had already been destroyed earlier last month. → Read More
An anthropologist contradicts the High Court's claim that his study proved Palestinian villages didn't exist when the army declared a firing zone. → Read More
The Israeli army carried out the first demolitions in the area since last week’s court ruling, triggering fears of a mass deportation not seen in two decades. → Read More
Al-Adraa, who regularly reports on army and settler violence, was beaten while documenting soldiers who had entered his West Bank village. → Read More
Hilltop youth from a West Bank outpost violently beat Nasif Abdel Jaber, an elderly man suffering from cancer, then claimed he attacked them. → Read More
Palestinian journalists have been imprisoned for covering protests, funerals, and other political events, pressuring many into self-censorship. → Read More
Palestinian laborers fear for their livelihood as Israeli authorities and vigilante groups try to block their employment. → Read More
This article originally appeared in “The Landline,” +972’s weekly newsletter. Subscribe here. Standing in the main hall of Israel’s Supreme Court last Tuesday, I came face-to-face with the man responsible for demolishing Palestinian homes in the occupied West Bank. The man doesn’t physically carry them out, but rather orders them, and sometimes even shows up to… → Read More
Amar Shafiq Abu Afifa was out strolling when Israeli soldiers gave chase and shot him in the head, adding to a grim toll suffered by al-Arroub refugee camp. → Read More
Young Palestinians from besieged Gaza are connecting on Twitter to share their discontent and experiences of life under Hamas rule. → Read More
Lital Salhiyeh, whose family home in Sheikh Jarrah was demolished on Wednesday morning, has no idea where she and her family will go now. → Read More
The Salhiyeh family's forced eviction by the Jerusalem municipality seemed inevitable, until a desperate last stand saw their expulsion postponed. But the future remains uncertain. → Read More