“Since the 1970s, I have logged with the State Department the complaints of hundreds of American citizens of Arab descent traveling to or within Israel and the Occupied Territories.”

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Friday presented four options aimed at boosting the protection of Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, from sending UN rights monitors and unarmed observers to deploying a military or police force under UN mandate.

Accompanied by Israeli and international activists, the residents of the rural Palestinian community Ein Samia marched to their grazing land, located between the West Bank’s most notoriously violent settlement outposts.

A number of apparent hate crime attacks targeted Palestinians and their property over the weekend in the northern West Bank, a rights group reported Sunday, following the death of an Israeli woman in what was initially suspected to be a car-ramming attack but is now believed to have been a hit-and-run.

Israeli leaders boasted of the advancement of higher education in the West Bank on Sunday, at the inaugural ceremony for Ariel University’s new medical school.

The Education Ministry has begun to provide state funding for a Bible-based leadership training program developed by Christian evangelicals in the West Bank settlement of Ariel.

Avnery, who paved the way for generations of dissident Israeli journalists, was often detested by the Israeli mainstream for his fervent opposition to the occupation and in favor of peace.

President Trump told King Abdullah of Jordan that a one-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict might lead in a few years to someone named Mohammed becoming prime minister of Israel, according to several sources briefed on the meeting.

Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas’s rejection of an Egypt-brokered truce between Israel and Hamas to end a recent uptick in violence is creating tensions between Ramallah and Cairo, it was reported Sunday.