Israeli settlers are encroaching ever closer to Ramallah, the de facto capital of the occupied West Bank.

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Israeli road closures have become a part of daily life for Palestinians in the occupied West Bank.

The Martyrs’ World Cup brings Palestinian football back after nearly three years, despite military restrictions.

In al-Mughayyir, Palestinians say they are being squeezed into a smaller part of their own village in the West Bank.

B’Tselem says settlement expansion, displacement and curbs are not isolated abuses, but decades-old, coordinated system.

In al-Mughayyir, a village north-east of Ramallah, going to school means passing soldiers just to get to class.

Israel’s E1 plan risks splitting the West Bank in two.

Farhan al Rashaydeh lives in a cave in the occupied West Bank with his family.

Israel is trapped in a cycle it created.

As settler attacks reach record levels, the government has distributed more than 100,000 assault rifles to Israelis.
