Protests continued against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's judicial overhaul. This week, women's rights have been in the spotlight, as questions of gender segregation and discrimination have been raised both amongst the public and politicians

The man, who is suspected of drug offenses, appeared in court with serious wounds, including what lawyer says is an imprint of a Star of David; police say they needed to use 'reasonable force' to subdue him

Since the beginning of the year, Israelis have been clear in their objection to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's judicial overhaul, aiming to reduce the power of the judiciary. Last month, a key bill in the overhaul legislation was passed amidst mass protests across the country. This week, women's rights have been in the spotlight, as questions of gender segregation and discrimination have been raised both amongst the public and politicians

Relations between Menachem Begin and the kibbutzim seem to have been hostile from the start. However, before he became premier, the right-wing leader was a welcome guest in the collective communities. They implored him to visit, he accepted gladly

Soldiers rained down dozens of rounds on a car in which two students were traveling in their West Bank village. One was killed, the other was wounded and then beaten by the troops. It was a reprise of yet another incident, from last month, which the army also claimed, falsely, was an attempted car ramming

Unlike its neighbors, Israel has plenty of water – but with regional droughts intensifying, temperatures rising and Israel’s far-right government entrenching military rule over the territory, Palestinians say their water problems have worsened in the West Bank

Israeli military says that Mohammed Abu Assab was shot during an exchange of fire with Israeli forces at the holy site, where soldiers were escorting Jewish worshipers