RightsIsrael begins building a death-row wing, prisoners' society says
The work follows a law passed in March that makes a death sentence the default for Palestinians convicted of killing before a military court.
RightsIsrael opens a criminal inquiry into Hind Rajab's killing
Nine people were killed that day in January 2024 — the girl, six of her relatives and the two medics sent to reach her. Her grandmother has rejected the inquiry and asked for an independent international one instead.
West BankTwo Palestinians wounded by Israeli fire in a Qusra house raid
The Palestinian Red Crescent reported the injuries in a town that has spent the past week under settler attack, and part of this month under a military order that confined three families to their homes.
WorldIsraeli troops raid a Quneitra village and detain two
Syrian state television put the force that entered Jabata al-Khashab at more than 100 soldiers and 15 vehicles. Later the same day the Israeli chief of staff was reported touring units stationed inside southern Syria.
Four strikes hit an Idlib air base; US envoy calls it escalation
The first reports named no attacker; the attribution to Israel arrived in a statement from Washington, which said it was deeply concerned by the raid on a base last struck under the old government.
PoliticsKnesset body reports a 53 percent fall in Israelis returning
Israel's statistics bureau puts the gap between departures and arrivals at about 140,000 people over three years.
WorldNetanyahu attacks Britain as London considers a settlement goods ban
The measures under discussion reach settlement trade, not the 203 military export licences that were still running in February.