West Bank checkpoint
Suspected car ramming at checkpoint near Hebron, IDF searching for perpetrator
A driver reportedly attempted to run over police officers operating at a planned checkpoint, and the fled into the West Bank.
Police commander charged with assaulting Palestinian at West Bank checkpoint
WATCH: Footage shows IDF appearing to shoot seven-month-old Palestinian baby in Hebron
Two Palestinian civilians wounded, one killed during IDF operations in West Bank
Stabbing attempted at West Bank checkpoint, attacker dropped weapon
The terrorist exited his vehicle with a knife in his hand, but in the process, he dropped the knife, allowing the IDF soldiers standing guard to confiscate it and apprehend the attacker.
Attempted ramming attack in northern West Bank
The suspect stated at the checkpoint that he was trying to carry out an attack and "wanted to die."
The Oslo generation
Nothing is normal.
Father and son stabbed in West Bank terror attack
Father and son attacked after leaving dentist’s office in West Bank village
Palestinians design app to navigate poorly mapped West Bank, checkpoints
"We had to design our maps completely from scratch. The wall, checkpoints, settlements ... existing mapping software could never account for the complexity here."
How an IDF soldier fell in love with a married Palestinian at a checkpoint
The story unfolds in "Bli Machsomim," which could be translated as either "Without Obstacles" or "Without Checkpoints," a book based on the actual events that took place.
Border Police captures members of terrorist cell near Jerusalem - watch
The cell had organized attacks on the Kalandiya checkpoint.
Inspectors prevent trucks from illegally dumping trash in West Bank
44 trucks have been impounded since the beginning of the year for trying to dump garbage there without permits.
Settlers: West Bank Meitar Crossing an accident waiting to happen
There are some 28 crossing in the West Bank, out of which 13, like Meitar, are also for those walking on foot.
Rivlin and Kahlon inspect Kalandiya crossing
Rivlin and Kahlon gained a perspective of the upgrades made in recent months by the Defense Ministry’s Directorate of Crossings.
