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Palestinian Family Relocates Burial After Settlers Dig Up Grave Near Sha-Nur

Palestinian Family Relocates Burial After Settlers Dig Up Grave Near Sha-Nur

A Palestinian family was compelled to relocate a burial site near the settlement of Sha-Nur in the West Bank after Israeli settlers began exhuming a grave, claiming it was too close to the settlement border. The incident occurred after the family held a funeral for a deceased member. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) arrived at the scene, confiscating digging tools from the settlers and maintaining order. While Palestinian sources allege that the IDF supported the settlers, the military stated that the family chose to relocate the body independently. The body was subsequently moved to a nearby village for reburial.

Settlers force re-burial of Palestinian man in West Bank, family says

Settlers force re-burial of Palestinian man in West Bank, family says

By Mohammed Torokman ASASA, West Bank, May 9 - Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank forced Palestinians to exhume the body of their father from his freshly dug village grave, his family said, near a settlement re-established by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government.

Israel's Northern Border Faces Renewed Clashes Amid Ceasefire with Hezbollah

Israel's Northern Border Faces Renewed Clashes Amid Ceasefire with Hezbollah

Despite a ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, Israel's northern border remains tense with daily clashes involving Hezbollah. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have established a buffer zone inside Lebanon, evacuating villages and responding to attacks, including those using First Person View (FPV) drones. Recent escalations include Hezbollah's rocket fire and the IDF's retaliatory strikes on Hezbollah infrastructure. The situation remains volatile, with the IDF conducting operations to neutralize threats and maintain security along the border.

Peru Attorney-General Initiates Investigation into Former IDF Soldier for Alleged War Crimes

Peru Attorney-General Initiates Investigation into Former IDF Soldier for Alleged War Crimes

Peru's Attorney General's Office has commenced a preliminary criminal investigation against a former Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) soldier from Battalion 424 'Shaked' of the Givati Brigade. The investigation, initiated on April 28, 2026, follows a complaint by the Hind Rajab Foundation, a Belgian-Palestinian organization. The allegations involve war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide purportedly committed in the Gaza Strip during the soldier's IDF service. The organization claims the individual is currently in Peru, allowing local authorities to exercise jurisdiction. Despite the lack of an official statement from Peruvian authorities, the investigation marks a significant step as most similar complaints in other countries have been ignored.

Palestinian Journalist Ali al-Samoudi Released After Year in Israeli Detention, Highlights Harsh Prison Conditions

Palestinian Journalist Ali al-Samoudi Released After Year in Israeli Detention, Highlights Harsh Prison Conditions

Ali al-Samoudi, a 59-year-old Palestinian journalist, was released from Israeli prison after being held for a year under administrative detention without charges. During his detention, Samoudi lost significant weight and described the conditions as 'hell,' citing inadequate food and physical abuse. Administrative detention allows the Israeli military to imprison individuals without trial for up to six months, with the possibility of indefinite renewals. Samoudi's case is part of a broader pattern, with 105 Palestinian journalists detained since October 2023, making Israel the third-worst jailer of journalists globally in 2025, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists. Samoudi, who has worked with international outlets like CNN, was previously injured in 2022 when Palestinian American journalist Shireen Abu Akleh was fatally shot by Israeli troops.

IDF Eliminates Hamas Terrorist and Dismantles Tunnels in Gaza

IDF Eliminates Hamas Terrorist and Dismantles Tunnels in Gaza

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have successfully eliminated several Hamas terrorists, including Ibrahim Abu Tzakar, who was involved in the abduction of Mia Schem, a young Israeli woman. The IDF also dismantled eight tunnels used by Hamas in the Gaza Strip. These operations are part of ongoing efforts to neutralize threats posed by Hamas and to dismantle their infrastructure. The IDF emphasized the use of precise munitions and aerial surveillance to minimize civilian harm during these operations.

Israel to Release Two Detained Gaza Flotilla Activists Amid Deportation Plans

Israel to Release Two Detained Gaza Flotilla Activists Amid Deportation Plans

Israel is set to release two activists, Saif Abu Keshek and Thiago Avila, who were detained after participating in a Gaza-bound humanitarian aid flotilla. The activists, representing a humanitarian mission, were intercepted by Israeli forces in international waters. They have been held in isolation under punitive conditions, according to the rights group Adalah. The activists are expected to be handed over to immigration authorities and deported to their home countries. The detention and planned deportation have sparked criticism and allegations of international law violations.

Marathon marks a turning point for a Palestinian runner released from an Israeli prison

Marathon marks a turning point for a Palestinian runner released from an Israeli prison

Thousands of runners participated in a marathon in the occupied West Bank on Friday, including Mohamad Al-Assi

Bari Weiss Accused of Editorial Interference in CBS Story on Palestine

Bari Weiss Accused of Editorial Interference in CBS Story on Palestine

Bari Weiss, the editor-in-chief at CBS, has been accused of making last-minute edits to a 'CBS Sunday Morning' story about Israeli archaeological digs in the West Bank. The changes reportedly altered the portrayal of Zaid Azhari, a cultural heritage researcher, who claims his interview was edited to misrepresent his views. Weiss, known for her strong pro-Israel stance, allegedly influenced the narrative of the piece, which has sparked internal criticism at CBS. The network maintains that the story aimed to inform audiences, despite the controversy surrounding its production.

Israeli Military Offensive in Lebanon Causes Agricultural Devastation Amid Rising Tensions

Israeli Military Offensive in Lebanon Causes Agricultural Devastation Amid Rising Tensions

The ongoing military offensive by Israel in Lebanon has resulted in significant destruction, particularly affecting the agricultural sector. According to Lebanon's Public Ministry of Health, Israeli airstrikes have led to the deaths of at least 10 individuals, including women and children, in southern Lebanon. Since the escalation of conflict on March 2, there have been 2,759 fatalities and over 8,500 injuries reported. The militant group Hezbollah has claimed responsibility for attacks on Israeli military positions, marking an increase in hostilities. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have responded by intercepting projectiles and issuing warnings about potential escalations. The conflict has severely impacted agriculture, with 78% of farmers displaced and significant damage to crops and beehives. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun is preparing for negotiations with Israeli counterparts, demanding a halt to military actions before direct talks.

Palestine Marathon Returns to Bethlehem Amid Fragile Ceasefire

Palestine Marathon Returns to Bethlehem Amid Fragile Ceasefire

The Palestine Marathon and Half Marathon took place in the West Bank city of Bethlehem, marking its return after a two-year hiatus due to restrictions from the Gaza War. The event attracted thousands of runners and spectators from across the West Bank and internationally. It coincided with a race in Gaza, occurring under a fragile ceasefire in the Palestinian Territory. The marathon's return is seen as a significant cultural event, symbolizing resilience and hope amidst ongoing regional tensions.

Tensions over pro-Israel lobbying group highlight rifts in Democratic primaries

Tensions over pro-Israel lobbying group highlight rifts in Democratic primaries

By Tim Reid WASHINGTON, May 7 (Reuters) - A growing number of Democratic primary challengers are making opposition to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee a campaign issue as they seek to unseat party incumbents backed by the influential pro-Israel advocacy group.