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The United Nations (UN) General Assembly needs to stop its pious bleating and move to immediately set up a network of Ukrainian-dedicated agencies to try and force Russia to end its invasion and occupation of Ukraine.

Some four families from Ukraine have already moved into the settlements of Yitzhar and Revava.

Officials at Birzeit University (BZU) say they rejected the Tel Aviv regime’s most recent attempt to limit the fundamental right of Palestinians to education.

An officer in the Defense Ministry’s Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories will soon rule that a certain college instructor, a U.S. citizen, cannot ente

High above sea level on the central Greek mountain of Oiti, the mythological place of Hercules’ funeral, snow melts in the springtime. As the soil becomes wet, grasses start growing and ponds that last three months or longer per year begin to form. When the weather warms, the ponds, once up to half a meter […]

A set of procedures published by the Defense Ministry puts further restrictions on who can enter, work and stay in the West Bank

1,500-year-old ‘incantation bowls’ were among hundreds of items found, believed to be intended for the illegal antiquities trade.

Right-wing politicians have pushed the government to authorize the Homesh yeshiva, which has been illegally situated on the Homesh hilltop top for over 15 years.

“We need infrastructure for both populations, so we can all thrive,” said Matanya Shapira, deputy CEO of the YESHA Council, regarding the region’s Jewish and Arab residents.

Ben Crump is a familiar presence at almost every major civil rights case in the country.