Visiting West Bank, defense minister also says security forces working to tackle 'Jewish terror' against Palestinians amid rise in violence

Central Command chief Yehuda Fuchs decries 'extremely grave ethical failure' of Netzah Yehuda soldiers, but says there was no malice on their part

Army says troops abandoned the unconscious 78-year-old Omar As'ad at a construction site after zip-tying his hands together and gagging him at an impromptu checkpoint

Father and daughter were pelted with stones while on a trip to snowy hill; say police kept them waiting for hours after filing a complaint

Military vehicle with soldiers in it struck with multiple bullets near Palestinian village of Tell in northern West Bank

Officially banned from illegal outpost at center of recent tensions, Israelis nonetheless keep returning there, even as the Palestinian owners of the land have to sue for access

Government has till March 6 to resolve issue, as latest High Court extension expires; resident of West Bank Bedouin village says they oppose plan: 'No one came to ask'

In letter to Bennett, Lapid and Gantz, organizations urge 'unequivocal action' to stop violence against Palestinians, other Israelis and IDF; note damage caused to ties with US

After court rejects appeal, new notice given to family of Muhammad Youssef Jaradat, accused of taking part in attack that killed Yehuda Dimentman near Homesh last month

Security force will be able to wreck buildings in three days' time; men believed to have come from the outpost assaulted Palestinians and Israeli activists on Friday