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Hebron

Hebron

Palestian city in the occupied West Bank

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  • Aug 23

    Israeli police arrest two teenagers after assault on Palestinian amputee in West Bank

    Israel Police took two teenagers into custody in Hebron after video showed a 60-year-old disabled man beaten with a rod, sending the primary suspect to court.

  • Aug 22

    Israeli guard kills Palestinian teenager in West Bank clash near Sa'ir

    A 17-year-old Palestinian was shot dead and an elderly man wounded near Hebron after Israeli settlers entered village farmland, while a separate military raid in Jenin killed a 58-year-old man.

  • Aug 6

    Israel charges settler Yinon Levi with manslaughter of Palestinian activist Awdah Hathaleen

    Israeli prosecutors indicted settler Yinon Levi on Thursday for the July 2025 killing of Palestinian activist Awdah Hathaleen in the West Bank, the first such charge against a settler since October 2023.

  • Jun 16

    Smotrich declares Hebron pact cancelled as Foreign Ministry denies change

    Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich announced on Tuesday that he had cancelled the 1997 Hebron Agreement with the Palestinian Authority, only for the Israeli Foreign Ministry to deny hours later that any cancellation occurred. Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas warned of serious consequences, and Hamas called for an escalation of resistance.

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