Rabbi Ben-Shachar, the father of one of the youths involved in the clash with Israeli troops in the Binyamin region, claims that videos of the incident support the civilians as opposed to the IDF statements.
Israeli officials responded to the reports of a clash between soldiers and civilians Friday night, with support and condemnation for both sides.
The Chief of Staff and Binyamin governor met at the scene of the clash between Israeli soldiers and civilians on Friday night to investigate the incident.
The Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital reports that the boy injured by the IDF in the Binyamin region is hospitalized in the intensive care unit. He was struck with a live round, not a rubber bullet as initially reported.
Residents of the Binyamin region denied reports that Israelis had attacked Israeli forces at a homestead in the region on Friday night, and said that Israeli troops fired indiscriminately into civilians nearby.
Defense Minister Israel Katz appoints Avichai Tanami as special coordinator to address hilltop youth, ending use of administrative detention orders in Judea and Samaria.
The court sentenced two teenagers who were injured in the police chase in which Ahuvya Sandak was killed to community service. The police officers involved were not prosecuted.
Yedidya, critically injured in a police shooting in Samaria, is reportedly recovering and no longer in danger.
After being questioned by the police and released to six-day house arrest, the officer who fired at several Israeli youths in Samaria was reassigned. The families of the youths criticize this as insufficient.
A group of right-wing activists from Judea and Samaria were arrested and held for 10 hours without being questioned or told why they were arrested after their friend told them he was an 'undercover agent.'
Biden Treasury announces new sanctions on 'violent extremist' Jews in Judea and Samaria, including the 'Hilltop Youth' group and other Jewish activists.
Police delivered a restraining order to Tal Yinon Dardik, a father of three who manages a farm near the town of Kochav Hashachar.
Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar sent a letter of warning to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, and other ministers stating that "Jewish terrorism" represents a threat to the State.
The former Prime Minister opened his remarks about the October 7th massacre with an unrelated attack on the Hilltop Youth.
Hundreds of police officers entered the homestead at 4:00 a.m. to carry out the demolition.
Australia announces financial sanctions and travel bans on seven Israeli residents of Judea and Samaria as well as the Hilltop Youth group, claims they were involved in "grave violence against Palestinians".
A special report claims that the demolitions happen approximately twice a week and include destruction of residential homes, uprooting of orchards, and confiscation of equipment.
Hundreds of police officers shut down all highways in the area, detained all residents of the homesteads, destroyed residences and sheepfolds, and confiscated farming equipment.
Elisha Yered, one of the individuals sanctioned today by Britain for alleged abuses of Palestinians, reacted to the news: 'Just like it was eighty years ago'.
The sanctions target two groups and four individuals alleged to have committed abuses of Palestinian human rights.
Two Israelis, as well as the Israeli groups Hilltop Youth and Lehava, have been targeted for European sanctions including an asset freeze and travel ban.
Approximately 50 Palestinians attacked first the shepherd, then an IDF force called to disperse the incident - just a few days after another shepherd was murdered.
One hundred police officers, along with Civil Administration inspectors, demolished every building at two farms and confiscated farm equipment.
Ariel Danino, who coordinated civilian reports of alleged Palestinian Authority terrorism, was supposed to be released from administrative detention after 4 months. Instead, he will remain in prison for another 3 months.
More than 100 officers raided the farm in the early morning, arresting several residents and confiscating large amounts of equipment.
I hope this story will cause you to examine the source of any rumor of so-called "settler violence" before sharing it.
Israelis demand that the procession for four Palestinians killed in clashes with Israeli farmers yesterday not pass through Area C.
The soldier asked to increase his term of service, but security officials refused 'in light of activity against security forces.'
According to residents, authorities used excessive force as they demolished a building in the Sde Yonatan hilltop community.
Druze activists have begun construction on several villages in protest against the continual demolition of illegal structures.
The parents of a young man released from administrative detention to a school in Eli tell of what the arrest was like for their son.
The Sandak family is moving to the Hilltop Youth community Maoz Esther, two and a half years after their son died in a police chase.
The ISA has begun a project to attempt to divert Israeli youth from violent crimes against Palestinians, in cooperation with public figures.
Anti-reform activists left military boots at a protest display in Tel Aviv. They were collected soon afterward by the Hilltop Youth.
Protesters are demanding the rabbi influence the ISA to end the use of administrative detentions against 'hilltop youth.'
Rabbi Yaakov Medan, a senior figure in the Religious Zionist community, commended the ISA for working to protect Palestinians from Israelis.
A founding member of Peace Now called to exterminate Religious Zionism MK Zvi Sukkot.
Our enemies constitute a clear and present threat to our survival and should be treated as such. Op-ed.
The town surrounded by security forces tells what happened over Shabbat and denounces the army's decision to check cars leaving the town.
Following the funerals of the victims of the attack at Eli Junction, Israeli youth rioted in several areas throughout Samaria.
According to the decree against Ariel Dahari, the young man constitutes a substantial threat to national security.
"He stymied the work of the ISA's Jewish Department."
Elisha Yered, aged 22, was appointed by Limor Son Har-Melech of Otzma Yehudit.
Naria Zarog protested evacuation of Migron and Oz Zion. Needed medical treatment and suffers from pain in the face and ribs after arrest
A short story by Tzvi Fishman.
Yair Geller survived an Iranian assassination plot - but says that there is something that scares him even more.
State prosecutors believe that there are grounds to prosecute those who survived the accident that killed the 16-year-old Ahuvya.
Jewish group drives through Arab village in Samaria in celebration of release of youth arrested for attack on Arabs.
Media and other voices insist that the ‘hilltop youth’ movement is a negative phenomenon. Not true. So what are they?
"Hardly anyone in Yitzhar knew him," says current resident. "That's why there was no real shock when we found out."
Young Native American Indians in Nevada establish a make-shift settlement near Las Vegas- one is killed by police. What happens next? Op-ed.
Almost a year after Ahuvya's death, with evidence proving police violated procedure, not a single officer has been indicted.
Dov Morell to talk about his life as a hilltop youth, his journey and his drastic change of perspective.
Who provided Ukrainian police with names & photos of Hilltop Youth? Could it have been... the Shabak?
Complaints have surfaced that the Israel Police are helping the Ukrainian authorities to harass hilltop youth in Uman.
The hilltop town of Kumi Ori, near Yitzhar in the Samaria, is ready to undergo its second Tisha B'av under siege by the IDF.
Their heroes are those who faced the Romans or the British.They are as practical as Begin was when he wrote Jewish history. Op-ed.
What does it mean when "hilltop youth" are public enemy number one to the media, while a pro-Muslim Brotherhood Arab party is lauded? Op-ed
Police stack up errors in attempting to prosecute hilltop youth for planning to find officers who were involved in Ahuvyah Sandak's death.
Following Ahuvya Sandak death, police reportedly enforcing tougher punitive measures against Jewish youth in Judea, Samaria.
