West Bank Annexation
IDF admits West Bank commander met settler official, denies secret coordination of Jericho outpost
IDF sources confirm Maj. Gen. Avi Bluth met with a regional defense officer, but denies claims that he secretly coordinated a new settler outpost near Jericho.
Court orders return for Jalud Palestinian families home after extremist settlers drove them out
Palestinians say settlers want to ‘expel us, kill us’ as Jewish extremists return to Kusra
West Bank annexation supported by nearly 40% of Israeli Jews, JPPI poll finds
Ex-deputy IDF chief to 'Post': Patience needed to deal with Palestinians
According to Vilnai, the most important goal is to separate from the Palestinians so that Israel will remain a Jewish and democratic state.
Sovereignty is a challenge and opportunity for the Right – opinion
The bond between the Right, the settlement movement, and the periphery is a solid one, yet not unbreakable.
Liberman: The Right must rid itself of Netanyahu if it wants annexation
Netanyahu has often spoken of himself as the leader of the Right, but Liberman disputes that self-description.
Halting West Bank annexation resurrects the ‘67 line: 10 things to know
The absence of sovereignty has always placed a shadow of danger over the settlement enterprise.
Right dismisses Netanyahu’s pledge to annex and not uproot settlements
“What is happening now in Judea and Samaria, is exactly the opposite of sovereignty. It is a lack of sovereignty,” said Gush Etzion Regional Council head Shlomo Na’aman.
Shaked: Netanyahu’s annexation talk is just spin, and we all know it
The UAE deal opened up the possibility of a peace deal with Israel and the Arab world, but appeared to bury the possibility of annexation.
Saudi FM says no ties with Israel until peace with Palestinians
Says country committed to peace based on the Arab Initiative.
Knesset speaker: Rifts in Right helped foil annexation
Politicians put together legislative battle plan for sovereignty
Settlers call for Netanyahu’s ouster, PM charges they gave up sovereignty
“First they don’t apply sovereignty, now they are saying we should apply sovereignty. It [their criticism] isn’t serious.”
What if it was called disengagement and not annexation? – opinion
What would happen if Netanyahu had introduced his plan as a unilateral disengagement rather than applying sovereignty/annexation?
