Mofaz: Kiryat Arba building plan being reconsidered

This is not right!

Kadima leader tells faction that he told PM he opposes building outside settlement blocs, heard of decision from press.

A plan to build 84 housing units in Kiryat Arba is being reconsidered at the request of Kadima, Vice Premier Shaul Mofaz told the Kadima faction on Monday.

Caught on tape: Palestinian hurls brick at car

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Teacher driving home to West Bank settlement finds herself target of rock salvo – daily occurrence in area, she says

Har Bracha Dedicates Two New Neighborhoods

Har Bracha in Shomron continues to grow, with two new neighborhoods. Ed. Min. Saar was there: Peace shouldn't mean moving Jews.

By Elad Benari & Yoni Kempinski

Man Who Ran Over Terrorist Gets Community Service

David Mizrachi ran over a terrorist who had just stabbed his wife and another man.

'Jewish presence in Hebron is an indisputable historical fact'

Hebron strongman Sheik Farid Khader el-Ja’abari is one of the Palestinian Authority's most outspoken opponents • He rejects the idea of a Palestinian state and keeps close contact with the IDF and Jewish settlers. 

J'lem: 2 stone throwing incidents damage bus, light rail

By MELANIE LIDMAN 
10/11/2011 00:06 

Egged driver lightly injured after losing control, slamming into wall due to stone throwing; light rail windshield damaged, no injuries reported.

SOS Israel Group Campaign: Shoot at Rock Throwers

A new campaign calls on Israelis to shoot to kill when faced with rock throwing PA terrorists – and claims Netanyahu once felt the same.

'September' in Hebron David Wilder September 21, 2011 The long awaited 'September' is upon us. The so-called war for 'palestinian  statehood' is being fought by teenagers, (and younger) throwing rocks  (as seen in the video and photos below) in Hebron. These pictures and  video  (all filmed by myself) were taken behind Beit Hadassah, where I live, from  one of our bedroom windows, looking north.

Visits to Temple Mount by haredim on the rise

By JONAH MANDEL 
08/23/2011 04:43 

The leading haredi authorities have prohibited Jews from visiting the area that used to contain the Temples.

The movement of haredi men ascending to the Temple Mount continues to grow, with yet another small group of ultra-orthodox men recently touring the site, this time under the tutelage of Kiryat Arba’s Chief Rabbi Dov Lior.