Israelis from nearby settlement seen arguing with father and 3 sons in West Bank before alleged assault, as Palestinians decry annual instances of brutality during harvest season

Hagar Gefen, 70, says she was attacked in the West Bank on October 18 for taking footage of extremists' onslaught against Palestinian olive harvesters

Army says actions of civilian officer were 'deviation from behavior expected from qualified security personnel'; settlers hurl stones, set fire to cars in another violent incident

Footage shows security coordinator in military gear helping settlers hurling stones at group harvesting olives outside of Nablus, in latest incident involving violent Jewish youth

Security source tells Haaretz large number of settlers involved in violence, not small group; unnamed officials say it's to create sense IDF losing W. Bank control before election

Soldiers pepper sprayed while trying to break up dozens of settlers hurling stones at Palestinian vehicles in Huwara area and at West Bank junction, according to army

Three Israeli men hurt by stones hurled near settlement of Ma'ale Amos, with both sides claiming they were attacked during annual harvest

Zahava Galon calls on Gantz to declare hilltop youth a terror organization; says far-right MK Ben Gvir willing 'to pay the blood of Jews and Arabs' for the sake of campaign photos

PM says Israel ‘determined’ to let Sukkot festivities go ahead while acting with a ‘strong and uncompromising hand against terror and violent disturbances’

Minister says restrictions on Shuafat refugee camp to be eased despite intensive search for Palestinian gunman; settlers and Palestinians clash in northern West Bank