Naboth's Vineyard (Kerem Navot) is an Israeli NGO established in 2012, which monitors and carries out research on Israeli land policy in the West Bank.
2/ Eliyahu is a resident of the isolated and violent outpost of Haresha. In the previous post, we described how the mortgage scheme worked for Yehuda Eliyahu and his neighbours in the outpost. >>
issued dozens of “temporary” seizure orders in order to establish settlements, while presenting these orders as “security orders.” Hundreds of other orders were issued over the years, in order to serve the security interests of settlers (fences, roads, cameras, and gates
struggle, a Civil Administration general shot one of the residents in the neck from point-blank range. The Palestinian who was shot was called Haroun Abu-Aram. On February 14th, 2023, after 774 days, he passed away at the age of 26.
Herzi Halevi lives in the settlement of Kfar HaOranim, which is also called “Menora” and “Givat Ehud.” Now that he’s taken office, we thought it would be a suitable opportunity to turn the spotlight onto one of the more bourgeois settlements in the West Bank.
fundamentalist-Evangelical organization, “Hayovel” (bit.ly/3ut5rMw), in which the organization’s volunteers are documented planting trees. This video is part of a campaign they call “Greening Israel.” Needless to say in the case of this organization, which works in close
by the army to be “Firing Zone 918” in the early 1970s, even though about a dozen Palestian shepherding communities have lived there for generations. Last May, three judges of the High Court of Justice: Mintz, Grosskopf, and Amit, permitted the army to expel the residents of
1,500-2,000 residents who live in these shepherding villages. Since the announcement of the court ruling, the army has been making their lives miserable, though they were far from easy even before the ruling. What does it mean to make their lives miserable?
of the Israeli settlement located there. Naturally, we will only highlight the events that we consider to be the most important in the history of this toxic settlement, which for years has constituted a center of attraction for the most violent and extremist actors on the
permit issued by the Civil Administration, which enabled him to work in the industrial zone. This criminal slaughter took place within a larger context that we believe must be talked about, especially on days when the conflict claims the lives of Israeli or Palestinian civilians.
you should read the investigative report on the assault at @972mag website (The article - bit.ly/3BrCnbr) and the thread that was published here just a few days ago (bit.ly/3dtwyCq).
by one of the residents of an isolated and extremist settlement called Dolev. He was appointed in the beginning of 2017, during Ayelet Shaked’s term as Minister of Justice, to serve as a Justice of the High Court of Justice: Justice David Mintz.
Welcome to the outpost/farm of “Mitzpe Rachel.” 
But first, a summary of the previous chapters in this story: it began over the course of last May, in the twilight of the neverending transitional government of opposition leader Netanyahu, who is suspected of three serious cases of corruption.
of course. Anyone who follows this page is aware that this is a nasty settlement, in which a core group of insolent land looters operates. 
the victims were Israeli. In Israeli political discourse, it is well known that it is forbidden to attempt to understand the reasons behind the outbreak of Palestinian violence, especially when it costs Israeli lives;
in order to gather recommendations vis-à-vis necessary next steps towards obtaining a steady supply-stream of raw materials, in accordance with market needs.”
In theory, this isn’t a standard location for founding an outpost, since the settlement of Nili is a secular/bourgeois settlement located in the western part of the West Bank, near the villages of Shibtin and Deir Qadis, upon whose looted land it was founded.
This is an area about 3.5 times larger than the area of the military base that had been in that location until the 1990s.
The agreement stipulates that the invaders will be voluntarily evacuated by Friday (July 2nd), while the government will make every effort to officially loot the lands that had been taken over by the settlers, by declaring them to be “state land.”
The outpost was founded on a hill overlooking: Route 5, the village of Qabalan to the south, and the Hawara Valley and the village of Beita to the north.
Residents of the village of Qaryut suspect that the person behind the closure is one of the security personnel of the violent and toxic settlement of Shilo, as the water pipe is located at the edge of the territory that Shilo took over.