Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered Israel’s military to conduct an operation in the occupied West Bank after three empty buses exploded in a suspected terror attack near Tel Aviv on Thursday.

Accompanied by soldiers, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu entered a Palestinian home in the Tulkarem refugee camp in ...

Hamas criticized Israeli PM's Benjamin Netanyahu’s tour of the Tulkarm camp as a 'desperate display of political and military ...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the country’s military would crack down on terrorism in the West Bank after ...

After Hamas handed over an unidentified body Thursday rather than that of Israeli hostage Shiri Bibas, placing strain on the ...

Explosives were found on two other buses but did not detonate, police spokesman Asi Aharoni told Channel 13 TV. Israeli police said the five bombs were identical and equipped with timers, and said ...

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered intensified military operations in the West Bank following a suspected ...

IDF says it’s bolstering West Bank presence with 3 battalions after apparent attempt at large-scale terror attack thought to ...

Israeli security forces have intensified their operations in the West Bank and arrested an Israeli citizen in connection with ...

A branch of Hamas in the occupied West Bank purportedly claimed credit for a series of bus bombings near Tel Aviv on Thursday ...