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Jalud families still unable to return to burned homes despite High Court order
Lawyer tells justices destruction has not changed their demand to return; State acknowledges “shame and failure” over September operation
New settlement outposts opening in Hebron Hills in response to Yehuda Junction attack
Palestinians protest against military demolitions in West Bank as Israelis vote
Israeli forces likely to withdraw from Hebron after Election Day, officers assess
IDF imposes West Bank closures, reinforces troops to prevent Election Day violence
The IDF also decided on Monday night to reinforce troops along the security barrier amid concerns that terrorists could infiltrate Israel.
'Complete fabrication': Netanyahu, Katz deny plans to fire IDF chief Zamir ahead of election
Katz and Netanyahu reject reports of plans to dismiss IDF chief Eyal Zamir amid tensions over Iran, as Eisenkot weighs in ahead of Tuesday's elections.
'Legitimazes Jihad': Foreign Ministry slams UN report accusing Israel of genocide
The report focused on Palestinian casualties in the West Bank due to Israeli military action and settler violence, as well as analysis of elected MKs and senior military officials.
'We do whatever they say': Yeshiva students defer to rabbis over response to IDF draft enforcement
When a group of young men was asked whether some yeshiva students wanted to enlist but refrained because their rabbis forbade it, several agreed, with one answering, “of course.”
IDF kills four Hamas, Islamic Jihad terrorists in Gaza strikes during weekend operations
The military stated that the operatives had been actively working to restore operational military capabilities and planning attacks against Israeli troops and civilians.
Hebron business demolitions carried out without prior hearing, state tells High Court
The IDF cited urgent security risks, as business owners denied involvement in the deadly attack, alleging collective punishment.
Italy flotilla torture case against IDF officials even broader than ICC war crimes
The Jerusalem Post understands from officials familiar with the case that a local Italian prosecutor is leading the prosecution and is not coordinating with the Italian federal government.
East Jerusalem man found dead near Bethlehem, police conduct series of West Bank raids
Police suspect a criminal incident after a man's body was found near Bethlehem, as other raids netted weapons and suspects in the West Bank and Israel.
For One Day, a Family: How Israel Helps Lone Soldiers Put Their Lives in Order
More than 9,000 lone soldiers came to EXPO Tel Aviv last week to take care of the errands that pile up when there is no family nearby to help.
IDF stops short of denying report Zamir, Netanyahu clashed over Iran strike before elections
"The operational activities and factors considered by the IDF are based solely on security, professional, substantive, and nonpartisan considerations," the military said.
