Historic Precedent: Petition Submitted by Palestinian Landowners Leads to the Nullification of the Seizure Order for the Land on Which the Settlement of Homesh Was Constructed

High Court of Justice Sets July 15, 2013 as Final Deadline for Eviction of the Outpost of Amona

The Road to Dispossession | Seizure, Violence and Damage to Property with the Assistance of the Israeli Security Forces and Law Enforcement Agencies

Israeli Government Seeks to Approve Largest Outpost in West Bank – Although it is Built on Private Palestinian Land

State is Rewarding Lawbreakers; Government is Reneging on its Promises and Approving an Outpost Built Illegally and on Private Palestinian Land

Yesh Din in urgent letter to Police Commissioner: Appoint special investigation team whose members are not from the SJ District Police

The letter was sent following the police statement of "fabrication" of vehicle arson in the village of Qusra:"The SJ District Police statement is irresponsible and has no evidential basis, constitutes incitement against the residents of the village"

Yesh Din: Israel Police Statement on the Incident in Qusra Constitutes Gross Incitement against the Residents of the Village

Indictment: settlers attacked Palestinian boy, beat him, threw stones at him and set their dog on him

Yesh Din: Israeli civilians commit acts of violence against Palestinians in the West Bank every single day. The IDF and the Israel Police do not provide the necessary protection to Palestinians attacked by Israeli civilians. Israel is the occupying power in the territories and therefore is responsible, under the provisions of international humanitarian law, for the safety of their residents.

The recommendations of Turkel report prove thousands of inquiries failed to meet international standards

The report confirm Yesh Din's claims of numerous defects in investigations of suspected crimes against Palestinians.

Significant drop in number of indictments - out of 103 investigations opened in 2012, not a single indictment served to date

Trial of settler caught in the act of vandalizing Palestinian-owned trees opens today