Israeli authorities force two families to demolish homes in Jabal al-Mukabber

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,...

WAFA reported, citing Palestinian security sources, that Israeli forces closed all entrances to Bethlehem except the western entrance toward Beit Jala, as well as the main and secondary entrances to...

WAFA, citing local sources, reported that colonists released livestock among Palestinian-owned fields and fruit trees in the Hawara area east of Yatta. Khalil Mahmoud al-Hamamdeh and his son Omar...

WAFA, citing Jerusalem’s Islamic Waqf Department, reported that about 70,000 Palestinians performed Friday prayers at Al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied East Jerusalem despite Israeli restrictions....

WAFA reported, citing local sources, that settlers entered Al-Masoudiya northwest of Nablus and stole olives from farmer Fadi Massoud’s land. Palestinian outlet Al-Ittihad carried a same-day report on...

WAFA, the Palestinian public news agency, reported that armed settlers blocked olive harvesters from Aboud from reaching land near Al-Dahadih and then prevented them from returning home. Residents...

WAFA, the Palestinian public news agency, reported that Israeli forces expelled dozens of international activists and several journalists from Abu Falah, northeast of Ramallah, as they supported...

WAFA and Palestinian outlet Safa reported that Israeli forces detained brothers Munther and Nadhir Mohammad al-Adra while they harvested their land near Khillet Umayra, east of Yatta. They also...

WAFA reported that settlers prevented Palestinian farmers from harvesting olives near Anin, west of Jenin, beside a newly established outpost. In a related incident, local sources told WAFA that...