Israel issues tenders for 91 settlement homes in Oranit and delays E1 bid dates

WAFA and the Palestine Football Association reported that Israeli authorities shut the Sons of Jerusalem (Abnaa Al-Quds) Club in the Sa’diya quarter of occupied East Jerusalem’s Old City under an...

WAFA reported that Israeli forces displaced families from a six-storey building in Hebron’s Abu Sneineh neighborhood, leaving about 50 people—including children, patients and older residents—without...

WAFA, citing activist Osama Makhameh, reported that armed colonists attacked shepherds near Khirbet Khshm al-Daraj south of Hebron, held several people for hours, and Israeli forces then detained...

WAFA quoted Abdullah Basharat, head of the Atouf and Ras al-Ahmar village council, as saying that the Israeli siege had forced 24 Palestinian families to leave while 24 families remained. He said that...

The Palestinian Wall and Settlement Resistance Commission said Israeli forces and colonists carried out 13 attacks against olive harvesters and their lands between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. on 5 November...

WAFA reported that settlers spread organic fertilizer on Palestinian-owned land in the al-Burj area of the northern Jordan Valley in preparation for planting rain-fed crops. Human-rights activist Aref...

WAFA reported, citing local sources, that colonists cut the electricity poles serving the Soufan family’s property in Burin, south of Nablus, near the Yitzhar settlement. The property houses three...

The Palestinian Environmental Quality Authority said Israeli forces and colonists committed 760 environmental violations across the occupied West Bank from January through September 2026. WAFA...

WAFA, citing local sources, reported that colonists attacked the eastern area of Duma on 6 November and burned residential tents, causing property damage. No injuries were reported. Yemen’s public...

WAFA’s Palestinian public news service reported that Israeli forces and settlers attacked olive harvesters near Kafr Ni’ma, west of Ramallah, and detained 17 people: 12 foreign solidarity activists,...