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A deal struck to legalize the yeshiva was born from a defense concern: The government didn't want to see a violent repeat of Amona.

'It’s very difficult to instill an understanding in the commanders and soldiers that their job is to protect the safety of both sides,' a senior security source said, 'Eventually, this violence will blow up in our faces'

Amnesty International has hopped on the United Nations (UN) bandwagon aimed at vilifying and demonizing Israel and the Jewish People with the release of its 280-page report entitled Israel’s Apartheid against Palestinians (“Report”). The Report – like scores of similar reports flowing from the United Nations critical of Israel - will be relied on by Jew-haters to justify continuing violence against Jews wherever they live…

A statement was made in the midst of a heated debate as to who has the authority to carry out arrests of violent Israeli civilians in the West Bank.

UN-sponsored Jew-hatred began with the establishment of The Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People under resolution 3376 (XXX) and the scurrilous

Omer Barlev pens letter to defense minister, asking him to clarify to army that soldiers can and should intervene in West Bank violence against Palestinians

The deadly ambush at the Homesh outpost in the northern West Bank left yeshiva student Yehuda Dimentman dead

The uproar over Evyatar began after outgoing attorney-general Avichai Mandelblit failed to find any legal barriers to the authorization of a yeshiva and settlement at the site.

Prosecutors say suspect was persuaded to drive two gunmen near Homesh outpost, where they killed Yehuda Dimentman in December

The Justice Department has said it will not reopen the federal investigation into the 2014 death of 12-year-old Tamir Rice, who was shot to death by Cleveland police, notifying Tamir’s