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'Excuse Me, Is This Yours?': Before you boycott settlers, meet them - review

Twelve Western countries announced plans to boycott trade with Israeli settlements, once again turning “the settlers” into an international political category. Who, exactly, are these settlers?

ISI AND TUVIA TENENBOM look out over the Judean Hills.
View of Karmei Tzur settlement north of Hebron, in the West Bank, November 24, 2025.

De facto annexation in the West Bank: Israel cannot have it both ways - opinion

A yellow concrete block placed by the Israeli army is seen along the Yellow Line in the northern Gaza Strip, November 2, 2025

From the Yellow Line to the Green Line: What lines will peace draw? - opinion

Palestinian Security Forces, who have been trained under US General Keith Dayton in Jordan, train in the West Bank city of Nablus on August 13, 2009.

Could the Palestinian Authority be planning a Jewish genocide in the West Bank? - opinion


Transportation minister plans to build artificial island off Gaza coast

Katz’s plan also calls for clarifying Israel’s construction policies beyond the Green Line to the new US administration that would allow for building throughout Jerusalem.

Intelligence Services Minister Israel Katz‏

Ashton Kutcher shuts down protester calling for 'Airbnb out' of Israeli settlements

Hollywood actor and technology enthusiast defends online vacation rental company in the face of disruptive demonstrator's rant about West Bank settlements.

American actor and investor Ashton Kutcher

Jerusalem official suggests Trump a game-changer for building over '67 lines

After perceived "de facto freeze" during Obama administration, City Hall reportedly set to approve 1,400 homes in east Jerusalem's Ramat Shlomo.

Jerusalem's Ramat Shlomo neighborhoood

JPost Editorial: Myopic State

The State Department’s overblown language indicates a distorted view of the reality driving the conflict – and it’s not settlements.

Palestinians walk near an opening in Israel's security fence in the east Jerusalem neighborhood of A-tur

Israel 2016: A house divided

Israelis who still adhere to such concepts as democracy, or human rights, or simply common decency, increasingly feel beleaguered and threatened – and not only left-wingers.

An Israeli settler puts up an Israeli flag over a house, which is disputed between Palestinians and Israelis, in Hebron

RULES & REGULATIONS

The Jerusalem Post

PMO incensed at SodaStream CEO’s blame over lapsed Palestinian work permits

Birnbaum wrote letter in December pledging not to ask for additional extension for temporary permits for 74 Palestinian workers.

A Palestinian employee works at the SodaStream factory [File]

Reality Check: Double standards

Double standards are the norm in today’s Israel, fueled by a paranoid Netanyahu who sees anybody who disagrees with him as a deadly enemy.

Benjamin Netanyahu

EU to publish guidelines on the consumer labeling of settlement products

Israel: This gives a prize to terror and Palestinian obstinance.

European Union flags

Jerusalem Post Editorial: Dutch shame

Presumably there is no law in any Western democracy that prohibits any national from living in a given locale on the grounds of citizenship, ethnicity or religion.

A section of the controversial Israeli barrier is seen close to a Jewish settlement near Jerusalem