Sheikh Jarrah
High Court to hear challenge to laws restricting UNRWA operations, claims of impact on population
The petition was filed by 10 Palestinian residents, together with Adalah and Gisha. UNRWA itself is not a petitioner in the case.
Sheikh Jarrah: Land, legacy, and conflict in Jerusalem’s history
Israeli officer charged for shooting sponge grenade at Sheikh Jarrah teen
Jewish man arrested for 'nationalist attack' in east Jerusalem - report
Hamas head urges Sheikh Jarrah families to reject compromise
The court gave the two sides until November 2 to present their own amendments to the compromise.
High Court to rule on eviction of Arab families from Silwan
After receiving ownership of the land, Ateret Kohanim began lawsuits in efforts to evict the Arab residents of the neighborhood.
Sheikh Jarrah Court deal to keep families in homes for 15 years
As protected tenants, the families would have the right to make repairs or renovations to the property. They would be required to pay rent biennially in the sum of NIS 2,400.
Police violence caught on camera at protest outside Sheikh Jarrah
In a video that has amassed over 4.2K views on Twitter, an Israel Police commander can be seen violently pulling a woman backwards and throwing her to the ground.
Sheikh Jarrah activists included in Time Magazine most influential list
Mohammed El-Kurd and Muna El-Kurd made Time Magazine's 100 most influential people list for 2021, but the decision has been met with heavy criticism from NGOs and Israeli activists.
What will Naftali Bennett's challenges in the Middle East be in 5782?
DIPLOMATIC AFFAIRS: One of the biggest changes since June was entirely out of this government’s hands, but remains the central challenge on the diplomatic and security front: Iran.
Polish restitution law same as Israeli absentee law: MKs Cassif, Abou Shehadeh
MKs Ofer Cassif (Joint List) and Sami Abou Shehadeh (Balad) equated the new Polish restitution law to Israel's Absentee Property Law, arguing that both constitute state-sponsored theft.
Was Israel’s judiciary compromised? - opinion
When it comes to cases involving Palestinians, Israeli courts are increasingly pushing for compromises rather than making a clear decision, generally for fear of a backlash.
Court pushes deal for Palestinians to stay in Sheikh Jarrah homes
The offer: One member of each family would be granted lifetime protected tenancy on the property in exchange for annual payments.
Terror groups: Ignite fire of resistance at Zionists for Sheikh Jarrah
The terror groups said that they will defend them as they did during the “Sword of Jerusalem” battle, the name Hamas uses to describe its 11-day war with Israel last May.
