Judea and Samaria Archives

The Unsung Soldiers of Israel: Saving the Land, One Tree at a Time

We often hear about planting a tree in Israel as a form of support to the state, but we may not always understand just how much the planting of a tree can help sustain Israel as a country.

Netanyahu’s Mandate to Build

“You could almost hear the man in the White House yell in exasperation from across the ocean as the results came in throughout the night and the Likud’s lead continued to grow.”

Israeli Security Forces Bust Hamas Terror Ring in Samaria

Members of a Hamas terror cell were apprehended in a joint IDF, ISA (Shin Bet) and Israel Police sting operation.

Bible Marathon Retraces Original Path of “Man of Benjamin”

One of the earliest runners in recorded history was a man from Benjamin some 3,000 years ago. Now, Israel is offering runners a chance to retrace his steps.

Israel President: “Adele Biton Touched All Our Hearts”

Israeli President Reuven Rivlin paid a condolence visit to the parents of Adele Biton, 4, the toddler who was critically injured by a Palestinian rock attack on her family’s car two years ago.

Iran Extending Striking Capabilities Across Israel’s North

In 2013, both the Iranian and Syrian governments made statements expressing a desire to open up an anti-Israel front across the entire northern border of Israel.

The Israeli Left’s Strategy: Nice Try but It Won’t Wash

The Institute for National Security Studies (INSS), a leading Israeli think-tank, hosted its annual conference last week on Israel’s regional and international challenges.

The EU Cannot Fool All the People All the Time

The letter recently sent by Rabbis for Human Rights to Israel’s Prime Minister about the intended demolition of illegal Arab constructions is generally presented in the media as a bona fide petition by human rights activists against “the destruction of Palestinian homes.”