West Bank
Raids on the camps, settler attacks in the hills, demolitions and the olive harvest under guard.
Israeli forces evict two families in Far'un and turn homes into barracks
Troops told a father and son near Tulkarm they could not return until Wednesday morning and deployed near the separation wall and a girls' school.
Twelve Masafer Yatta hamlets cut off for days; teachers cannot reach schools
Settlers have besieged a family in Wadi al-Rakheem for three weeks, while about 50 teachers were kept from their classrooms by closures.
Israeli forces close every entrance to Ramallah on election morning
Checkpoints went up on the alternative roads too, as the army barred Palestinian workers from settlements and shut crossings for Israel's vote.
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Settlers set fire to three cars and spray slogans in Umm Safa
The village head said the attackers entered the western neighbourhood after midnight; a family home there also faces a demolition deadline.
Hebron closure displaces nearly 4,000 as army searches 500 buildings
By the fifth day, 619 families had been pushed out of al-Jalda and Ein Deir Baha, and the governorate counted 120 checkpoints and 128 gates.
Raids sweep 15 West Bank cities after Hebron attack
Israeli forces raided cities from Jenin to Bethlehem and East Jerusalem on Saturday, detaining about 70 people, many of them former prisoners.
Two Israeli soldiers killed in gunfight at Hebron checkpoint
Two gunmen from Hebron opened fire on a temporary army checkpoint on Friday morning; both were shot dead after a gunfight that lasted more than 20 minutes.
Netanyahu seals Hebron and orders gunmen's neighbourhood razed
After the shooting, the prime minister ordered house-to-house searches and preparations for a full West Bank lockdown; bulldozers moved into Farsh al-Hawa the same day.
Israeli forces detain about 90 harvest volunteers near Nahalin, including Brad Lander
Rabbis and foreign volunteers were held after troops declared a grove near Bethlehem a closed military zone; the US congressional nominee was released with a warning.
Nine of ten settler suspects freed to house arrest days after arrests
Police detained ten people over the attacks on a US photographer and a French mayor; a Jerusalem court sent nine home within days.
Settlers attack European diplomats' convoy during harvest visit to Taybeh
Masked men smashed a Belgian consulate car window and beat a visiting French mayor in the Christian village east of Ramallah.
Masked settlers beat Washington Post photographer covering harvest near Ramallah
Heidi Levine was kicked on the ground and her cameras taken near Khirbet Abu Falah; Palestinians with her were also attacked.