Take a look at an eco-village in the Jordan Valley and learn how Israelis are living life in houses made of sandbags!

'Why hasn’t the EU ever called any other people’s residential activities in other occupied territories an international crime?,' asks Dutch MEP Michiel Hoogeveen.

Norway claims that labeling settlement products is in line with the E.U. Court of Justice, but international law experts are unconvinced.

Labels describing Psagot wine as "product of Israel" violate Canadian consumer protection laws unless they include qualifying language.

Over-reacting screed haggles over the significance of 1,600 housing units approved for Palestinians and attacks CAMERA UK.

All of the construction projects are within the boundaries of already-existing Jewish communities.

The building of dozens of housing units represents the first major construction in the 'H2' section in 21 years.

Tlaib, AOC join call for Treasury to strip tax-exempt status from U.S. charities ‘supporting’ Israeli settlements.

The U.S. has rightly concluded that falsely calling settlements illegal is not helpful for peace.

Despite condemnation from Europe and the UN, Israeli "settlements" are not in violation of international law.

In response to the horrific murder of Rabbi Raziel Shevach last month Netanyahu committed to legalizing the community of Havat Gilad.