As part of the recent relentless Israeli settlement advancement measures in the occupied West Bank, and only in the timeframe of 6 months, the Bethlehem […]
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On 1 July, the United States and Israel signed a 99-year lease agreement granting the United States a parcel of land in Jerusalem for one […]
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On 18 July 2026, Israeli occupation forces declared Husan, one of the villages in Bethlehem’s western rural area, a closed military zone. They imposed a […]
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On Tuesday, 14 July 2026, an Israeli Security Cabinet decision that was passed in March was de-classified to reveal the largest settlement plan yet: It […]
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Solomon’s Pools retain a distinctive place in Palestine’s historical and water landscape, representing an ancient and sophisticated system of water management that operated for centuries. […]
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Introduction Al Makhrour Valley, located west of Bethlehem between Beit Jala, Battir, Al Walajeh, Al Khader, and Husan, constitutes one of the last remaining Palestinian […]
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Since the destruction of Gaza International Airport by Israeli occupation forces (IOF) in 2001 and Israel’s continued prevention of the establishment or operation of any […]
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Settlement infrastructure in the occupied West Bank is closely linked to the growth of the settler population, as it creates the physical conditions needed for […]
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The water crisis affecting Palestinian communities in the southern West Bank must be understood within the broader framework of Israeli control over Palestinian water resources. […]
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