If the international community had an effective justice system, Katz would have been put on a global most-wanted list
Category: West Bank
What an Israeli settler pogrom feels like
For the first time in my life, I found myself completely helpless. My car was engulfed in flames, but all that mattered to me was my family’s survival.
‘Hell on Earth’: Roger Waters on Palestine, Apartheid and the Cost of Speaking Out
Waters told Tucker Carlson that witnessing Israeli apartheid in the occupied West Bank transformed his understanding of Palestine and led to two decades of activism despite sustained efforts to damage his career
ISRAELI MEDIA: Israelis Fight Over Framing of West Bank Attacks. But Settler Violence Is an Israeli Strategy (2 articles)
Last week’s encounter in the Palestinian town of Tell, in which 4 Palestinians and 2 Israelis were killed, shatters the foolish lie of wayward youth and spontaneous, isolated incidents. The Palestinians were not terrorists. This is a plan: attack Palestinian areas deeper and deeper inside the West Bank, to force them to leave.
Integrated Israeli Policies Fast‑Track Israeli Annexation of Palestinian Land
Demolitions, colonial farms, and record colonizer violence are accelerating Israel’s de‑facto annexation of large parts of the occupied West Bank
‘We want to see blood’: Israeli political leadership and settler groups call for revenge against Palestinians
Rights groups and Palestinian officials report homes burned, civilians injured and arrests following deadly clashes near Nablus
The Spark in Tell: How a Village Resistance Disrupted Israel’s West Bank Strategy
The rebellion did not start where standard military analysts expected it to—it ignited in a small farming town among people who decided that fighting back was the only response left to quiet, gradual annihilation.
UNESCO adds West Bank site and Lebanese castles to World Heritage List despite Israeli objections
Sebastia is in the Israeli-occupied West Bank. Christian & Islamic tradition holds that John the Baptist was buried there. Its residents have protected the site through generations, despite occupation, restrictions, and repeated Israeli attempts to separate them from their heritage
Israel threatens to seize ancient water reservoirs near Bethlehem
Solomon’s Pools date back to the second century BCE, and have become a source of recreation for nearby Bethlehem. Ever since an Israeli minister threatened to “erase” the agreements that confirmed Palestinian ownership more than 30 years ago, Israeli settlers & troops have stepped up their presence around the site
Bethlehem: Every morning the same question: “Why are we still here?”
We wake up to news of more injustice, more restrictions, more uncertainty. But still, we stay. Because this is our home. And leaving is not so simple when your roots are deep, your heart is broken, and your dignity tells you not to give up what is rightfully yours.









