Court Orders IDF to Release Jewish Father of Newborn
Following a grueling 38-day hunger strike, Jewish activist Tal Yinon Dardik won an unconditional release from custody after the Jerusalem Magistrate's Court struck down a military administrative order against him. Dardik, who faced arbitrary restrictions for his grassroots work establishing strategic outposts and defending Jewish land in Judea and Samaria, successfully stood up to what was called the defense establishment's overreach, securing a decisive victory for civil rights and the re-establishment of towns in the heartland of Israel.
11.08.26

C14 Exclusive
Investigation: 'American' Arab Town in Israel's Heartland
10.08.26



Courtroom leniency
Prosecutors Slam Military Judges Over Terror Case Perks
10.08.26



Bulldozing the status-quo
Israel Cracks Down on Illegal 'Palestinian' Construction
10.08.26

Coming home
Samaria Town to Be Rebuilt 21 Years After Disengagement
10.08.26
New Town Rises in Northern Samaria After 21 Years
Twenty-two families established Emek Dotan in northern Samaria in a ceremony attended by government ministers and lawmakers. The town is the first new community in the area since four were evacuated during the 2005 disengagement.
09.08.26

Clean them out
Israeli Conservative Group Takes EU to Court Over Sanctions
09.08.26

Wrong turn
Religious Zionism Installs Road Signs Near Jenin
09.08.26



Roots down
New Samaria Community Emek Dotan Established
09.08.26



Heritage funding
Ministry Approves ₪113M for Judea & Samaria Sites
06.08.26



