
Israel Revokes Accreditation of Dutch Diplomats in the West Bank
The Israeli move responds to a Dutch ban on importing settlement products.

The Israeli move responds to a Dutch ban on importing settlement products.

The Israeli prime minister denounced international criticism on Thursday, as condemnations—including that of Emmanuel Macron—multiply over the occupied West Bank.

The French president claimed before the UN General Assembly that Hamas had never been active in the West Bank, a statement that prompted a sharp backlash from Israel's political establishment.

The Israeli prime minister responded sharply to the French president's remarks at the UN concerning Israeli actions in the West Bank.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office strongly criticized Tuesday the French president's statements at the UN, in which he claimed Hamas was not active in occupied West Bank territory.

The French president denounced international inaction over the humanitarian situation in Gaza, drawing sharp criticism from Israel's prime minister.

The implementation of a Dutch ban on Israeli settlement products has failed to shake Jordan Valley settlers, two weeks after twelve countries announced commercial restrictions.

With Israeli elections underway, the death of a settler sixty-nine years after his grandfather's death in Algeria has revived debate over a controversial law imposing capital punishment.

Israel sharply criticized statements by the French president at the UN podium, who claimed that Hamas was not active in the West Bank.

The report of Le Monde — Une summarizes the main elements available, maintaining the assertions attributed to their sources.

According to reports from RFI, Israel has taken several measures targeting the United Kingdom, including the termination of a British military support team's operations in Ramallah, in response to commercial restrictions on Israeli settlements announced by several countries in occupied West Bank.

In a statement released Tuesday, twelve countries, including France, the United Kingdom, and Canada, expressed their intention to restrict commercial trade with Israeli settlements in occupied West Bank territories, which are considered illegal under international law.

After a Palestinian's knife attack against a settler, Israel's Defense Minister warns of 'total war' while military commanders express concerns about the capacity to defend settlements.