After the ceasefire in Gaza, West Bank Palestinians face more Israeli barriers, traffic and misery
To spend a rush hour these days at any of the traffic-snarled checkpoints outside Palestinian cities in the West Bank is to hear of the endless problems they have brought — families divided, money lost,
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Israeli forces continue operations in West BankAs the fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in Gaza continues to hold, Israeli forces have stepped up operations in the West Bank in recent weeks. CBS News foreign correspondent Chris Livesay ...
Almost 90 percent of Jenin refugee camp’s population have been forced to flee their homes, with many seeking refuge in towns ...
Israel’s Gaza-ification of the West Bank, as some like Baker are calling it, involves destroying vital infrastructure, essential services such as water and electricity, raiding homes, preventing ...
The PA is reportedly worried that upcoming US fines of about $200-300 million will lead to a financial crisis.
Hamas continues to free Israeli hostages in exchange for Palestinian prisoners, holding to cease-fire terms. But the militant ...
The 42-day ceasefire is just past its halfway point and the sides are supposed to negotiate an extension that would lead to ...
PMO takes 'very seriously' Hamas's delay in providing list of hostages to be released • Hamas concerned about Palestinians ...
Israeli forces in Nur Shams shot a 23-year-old woman who was eight months pregnant and whose unborn child did not survive, ...
Louis Theroux will return to the Palestinian West Bank to meet Israeli settlers, and give an “insight into tribalism and the ...
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More checkpoints started going up between Palestinian cities, slicing up the West Bank and creating choke points the Israeli ...
Trump’s idea of remaking Gaza as a real estate development is not a complete outlier in the long, troubled history of U.S.
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