Officer's testimony unclear - judge lets youth off the hook
Youth was indicted for being in an area closed off to Jews, but in court arresting officer couldn't explain where arrest took place.
Youth was indicted for being in an area closed off to Jews, but in court arresting officer couldn't explain where arrest took place.
'Hilltop youth' demands police present evidence against him after he was banned from seeing his friends since the age of 15 - without trial.
District Court rejects police appeal to place youth under detention, says case does not merit severe restrictions.
Parents of detainee currently interrogated by Shin Bet internal security agency describe intense anguish following son's arrest.
Legal precedent: Jerusalem District Court releases right-wing activist despite a suspended sentence imposed on him for the same offense.
Youths follow administrative order, move to Jerusalem - then police raid apartment.
Prosecution considering closing cases against the youth who live in Judea and Samaria, as senior officials plan to meet the youth.
Community goodbye event for Elkana Picard today in Yitzhar, attended by all educational institutions and yeshivas in town.
Samaria resident distanced from family home for four months, must appear before police every week. Honenu: 'A harsh and unusual blow.'
Attorney Ben Gvir: Administrative orders without trial and without proof cause unnecessary agitation that could lead to price tag incidents.
Police break up social gathering in Jerusalem Forest. 'It appears police have finished dealing with all the important criminal incidents.'
Attorney Itamar Ben Gvir accuses Supreme Court Justice Noam Solberg of telling him to 'go see a psychologist.'
Former 'hilltop youth' founds mechina to honor comrade who fell in Operation Protective Edge.
A Knesset committee convened this morning to discuss the rights of a 15-year-old boy punished on grounds of violence against Palestinians.
Former hilltop youth explains how he turned his life around, why he helps Shin Bet stop Israeli attackers.
After being wrongfully arrested, and left in difficult conditions, a small-time citizen strikes back with the help of Honenu.
Many in the group felt nervous about meeting 'Jewish terrorists' - but soon found a very different reality to what they expected.
IDF generals sign administrative detention orders against Jewish youths. Honenu: 'Selective enforcement against entire population.'
New poll reveals highly negative views of 'hilltop youth' of Judea-Samaria among national religious public.
Deputy A-G attacks Duma suspects during discussion on 'Hilltop Youth' as right-wing activists accuse his office of 'torture' and 'sadism.'
In months old case, two Jewish teens indicted for allegedly beating Arab shepherd last spring. Attorney: 'no basis in factual evidence.'
Educator Sarah Eliash claims a small part of the population of Judea and Samaria has 'gone crazy.'
Founder of Samaria town urges state to stop persecuting 'hilltop youth' and help them instead, noting they face bloodshed daily.
Young boy puts the best warriors to shame whipping out combat moves at dizzying speeds, in a video that has caught fire online.
Attorney Ben-Gvir says EU travel ban initiative is 'anti-Semitic' and breaches international law - and also is meaningless.
MK Moallem reacts to famed writer's statement that 'hilltop youth' are Jewish neo-Nazis.
Appeal overturns detention of nationalist activist from Samaria over administrative order, gives option of release to Golan Heights.
Nationalist attorney wins case for minor arrested by Ariel police who 'forgot' to inform his parents, says will force police consideration.
‘Hilltop youth’ meet far-left kibbutz leader. ‘I don’t accept their behavior, but they exist,’ leftist says.
Hours after he received a restraining order and was barred from Judea and Samaria, 19-year-old Yishai Marzel was arrested.
Tzvi Sukkot, one of 12 Shomron residents who have been barred from their homes, condemns the decision.
Soldiers raided communities in Samaria early Thursday and distributed 12 restraining orders, barring activists from Judea and Samaria
Leftist organization B'Tselem said that Binyamin Ben-Eliezer's idea of "shooting settlers" was "unacceptable."