Duma
IDF claims dozens of Palestinians attacked Jewish farm in West Bank
One of the wounded is an IDF soldier on leave, who fired his gun into the air and then at one of the terrorists, who was wounded from the gunfire.
Crowd of masked men set Duma houses alight, injure several Palestinians
Two Palestinian killed by gunfire in escalating West Bank violence; settlers, army blame each other
Russia's parliament to consider revoking ratification of nuclear test ban treaty - speaker
Amiram Ben-Uliel is a murderer and must be roundly condemned - editorial
They approached a house in which the Dawabsheh family was fast asleep, smashed several of the house’s windows, and threw in firebombs, causing it to go up in flames.
Putin ally proposes banning ICC in Russia
Russian officials cautioned that an attempt to arrest Putin would amount to a declaration of war against the world's largest nuclear power.
Hate Wedding: Four convicted in post-Duma arson incitement case
The Hate Wedding celebrated the Duma arson that occurred four months prior in which members of the Dawabshe family were murdered.
Israeli nonprofit raises funds in US for convicted Jewish extremists - report
Shlom Asiraich has been working with New Jersey-based World of Tzedakah to raise funds for Israeli Jewish extremists imprisoned for serious crimes.
Russia approves ban on ‘foreign agents’
Several rights groups, including Human Rights Watch, called for the initiative to be dropped as it was being approved by lawmakers.
Rothman’s criticism of the Supreme Court - editorial
According to MK Simcha Rothman, a Jew accused of violence is innocent even after conviction and after all appeals are exhausted, but for Palestinians it is different.
EU to propose new sweeping sanctions against Russia worth billions of euros - source
The proposal comes after alleged war crimes committed by Russian troops were discovered in the Ukrainian towns around Kyiv that they had occupied.
Supreme Court hears Duma Jewish terrorist appeal
Lawyers say lower court botched handling of confession from torture.
Jerusalem Court acquits several defendants involved in 'hate wedding'
In total, 13 people were indicted on charges of incitement to violence and terrorism, five of whom were minors at the time. These defendants were the ones acquitted.
Moshe Yaalon to testify in ‘Hate Wedding’ Affair
Defendants stabbed, burned, tore pictures of Duma victims at a wedding in 2015
Condoning Israel's use of torture in the Duma arson case - opinion
Except for Israel (as a result of the court’s decision), no civilized country permits torture only to extract a confession and where the accused poses no danger.
