UN Releases List of Businesses Connected to Israeli Settlements

Israeli authorities announced plans intended to double the settler population in Hebron, where Palestinian residents face restrictions on movement.

The US Congress amended the Anti-Terrorism Clarification Act to permit a resumption of American aid for Palestinian Authority security forces.

PalQuest’s year-end assessment describes the continued construction and expansion of Israeli settlements during the third year of the Trump administration.

PalQuest records a rise in visits by Israeli settlers to the Haram al-Sharif compound during 2019, amid Palestinian concerns about the site’s status.

The Trump administration presented a plan for the Israeli–Palestinian conflict that would allow Israeli annexation of settlement areas and offered Palestinians a highly conditional form of statehood.

Israel’s Supreme Court struck down a 2017 law that had sought to legalize certain West Bank settlement outposts retroactively on privately owned Palestinian land.

The European Union attached an anti-terrorism clause to grants for Palestinian civil society organizations; Palestinian groups objected to its implications for their work.

Officials of the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Israel signed normalization agreements in Washington. Palestinian leaders criticized agreements reached without securing Palestinian...

The Palestinian Authority began issuing building permits in Area C of the West Bank, where Israeli planning controls severely limit Palestinian construction.

Palestinian diplomat and activist Hanan Ashrawi resigned from the Palestine Liberation Organization Executive Committee, calling attention to the need for institutional renewal.