“Israel and the Palestinians are both preparing themselves for the new period opening up after the signing of the nuclear agreement with Iran, with Netanyahu’s government moving more to the right and the Palestinians encouraging a French-led UN resolution proposal,” writes Uri Savir.

The UN Security Council unanimously voted on Monday to adopt a resolution that will allow for the lifting of international sanctions that have crippled Iran’s economy for decades.

The Nawaj’ah family of Susya village says they will not leave their land even if their homes are destroyed by the Israeli army.

“When it comes to the planned demolition of the village of Sussia, invoking the law is a particularly cynical move,” write the editors of Ha’aretz.

“Moshe Ya’alon and his chief of staff have redefined Palestinians living in the Jordan Valley as non-residents to justify their temporary evacuation,” writes Amira Hass.

“Sadness and feelings of loneliness and great loss are sweeping across the Gaza Strip, where people still mourn the loss of their loved ones,” writes Asmaa al-Ghoul.

Opposition leader declares he is saying ‘no to crawling into Netanyahu’s extremist right government’ in an attempt to calm down Labor members over reports he was in talks to join forces with PM Netanyahu.

Agriculture Minister and chairman of the Tekuma-National Union Party Uri Ariel denounced what he said was a de facto construction freeze in the West Bank and Jerusalem, as well as the planned destruction of housing units in Beit El by the end of July.