Israel News

A Palestinian child walking home from school was reportedly shot and killed by an Israeli sniper in the illegally-occupied West Bank on Saturday.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will not be attending a memorial service for Nelson Mandela, cancelling his planned attendance.

An Israeli soldier who killed a Palestinian protester has been cleared and exonerated of all charges. Israel's Army defends the verdict, but an Israeli human rights group criticizes the decision.

In lieu of campaigning against the many serious human rights abuses and violations in the Middle Eastern region many people have instead opted to yet again portray Israel as an oppressive apartheid state.

A group of Israeli lawmakers are encouraging the Knesset to pass a bill that would allow consumers to upload music, movies and even porn with impunity.

Singapore - Khaled Talib's debut novel, Smokescreen, breaks open the hidden world of espionage between Singapore and Israel. The action packed spy thriller is set to be released in January 2014.

The United Church of Canada has launched the national Unsettling Goods campaign in an effort to work towards peace and justice in Palestine and Israel.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, facing criticism for his public comments on the U.S.-led Geneva agreement with Iran, vowed that he will "not shut up."

Over 50 public figures in the United Kingdom including artists, musicians, and writers, have added their names to a letter protesting a plan by Israel's government to remove 70,000 Palestinian Bedouins from their homes.

An Israeli plan to remove tens of thousands of Palestinian Bedouin populations from their existing land and resettle them elsewhere was met with broad protest, including from well-known musician Peter Gabriel.