Иудея И Самария

Palestinian authorities are advancing anti-Israeli resolutions at the UN General Assembly amid Israel's government formation. Despite a lack of EU consensus, the Palestinian delegation may push for votes, while Israel works to counter the diplomatic push.

The Military Advocate General dismissed a film accusing the IDF of war crimes as detached from reality, while detailing ongoing legal investigations and addressing West Bank violence.

Undercover Border Police arrested a senior Fatah terrorist suspect hiding in a clothing store in the West Bank village of Dan following a Shin Bet intelligence tip.

A prosecutor's statement was filed against a delivery worker from Tamra suspected of committing indecent acts against a teenage girl in the southern Hebron Hills, with an indictment expected soon.

Israeli police and IDF forces arrested two suspects following a violent clash near the community of Carmel in the southern Hebron Hills, while 15 foreign nationals were detained in a separate incident.

The IDF reports that Palestinians have harvested 220,000 dunams of olives in Judea and Samaria with military protection, yielding 22,500 tons of produce amid heightened security reinforcements.

The KKL-JNF board approved an additional 5 million shekels for the Nanashi Medical Center in the Binyamin region, bringing total funding to 15 million shekels ahead of its 2027 opening.

Fourteen founding families are establishing the new settlement of Naot Harim near the site of a recent terrorist attack, marking the final settlement under the current government.

Law students at Ono Academic College, including IDF reservists, protested a final assignment containing the term settler terrorists, accusing their professor of political bias.

The IDF and police trade blame over West Bank security as the military prepares to reinforce troops following weekend violence, amid criticism of systemic enforcement gaps.

The IDF completed five brigade-level operations in Judea and Samaria over two weeks, destroying terrorist monuments, arresting suspects, and seizing weapons and terror funds.

Four incidents of nationalist crime, including vehicle torching and assaults on olive harvesters, were reported across the West Bank. Security officials warn that rising severity requires strict countermeasures.

A Petah Tikva court ordered the release to house arrest of a Samaria security official held by Shin Bet, sparking protests from colleagues demanding revised protocols.

Social media videos from West Bank hill youth weddings featuring decorated horses, Dabke dancing, and raised firearms highlight a unique subculture blending Jewish traditions with regional customs.

An analysis by the Manor Center reveals that the Ministry of Education's expanded security-based funding track increased per-student allocations in West Bank settlements while reducing support in northern and southern peripheries.

The Yesha Council launched the JSR information situation room to distribute field reports and counter negative media coverage regarding events in the West Bank.

Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett blamed Benjamin Netanyahu for the October 7 massacre, vowed not to join his government, and promised strict term limits and an uncompromising stance against anti-Zionist ultra-Orthodox parties.

Three Palestinians were arrested in West Bank operations by the Judea Arrow unit for weapon possession, stone-throwing, and environmental pollution.

Pioneering settlement activists in Judea and Samaria are demanding official state recognition and regulation for hilltop communities, including in Areas A and B, ahead of the elections.

The IDF places the West Bank on high alert following a ramming attack, deploying the 98th Division to reinforce security ahead of the holidays.

Neria Leiter, son of US Ambassador Yechiel Leiter, was seriously injured in a car-ramming attack on Route 443. The family previously lost their eldest son Moshe in Gaza.

The Israeli defense establishment warns of potential copycat terror attacks following thwarted plots during the holidays, as the IDF reinforces forces in the West Bank and Gaza border.

The IDF deploys the AI-powered 'Yanai' system in the Judea and Samaria sector to enhance threat detection, filter operational noise, and shorten response times for forces.