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Topic: Bil’in

May 10, 2013
5:27 pm

A Palestinian throwing stones at Israeli troops in the West Bank in December. (photo credit: Issam Rimawi/Flash90)

IDF, Palestinians clash in several West Bank hot-spots

Palestinian man reportedly shot in the head near Hebron; two Israeli officers lightly injured by stones thrown by rioters

By Ilan Ben Zion

May 3, 2013
4:38 pm

A Palestinian protester rolls a burning tire toward Israeli soldiers during an earlier clash, next to Ofer prison, near the West Bank city of Ramallah (photo credit: Issam Rimawi/Flash90)

Military policeman injured in West Bank protest

IDF soldier lightly wounded by rock at pro-Palestinian demonstration near Kafr Kadum

By Adiv Sterman

March 29, 2013
9:01 pm

Palestinian protesters clash with Israeli soldiers near the West Bank village of Kafr Qaddum on Friday (photo credit: Issam RImawi/Flash90)

Thousands take part in Land Day rallies

Hamas’s Haniyeh declares that Zionists have no rights, no future in ‘land of Palestine’

By Philip Podolsky

March 1, 2013
10:57 pm

The Ashkelon power plant in 2009. (photo credit: Moshe Shai/Flash90)

Gantz: Rocket fired at Ashkelon Tuesday aimed for power plant

Chief of staff says he does not see third intifada unfolding; shots fired from Gaza Friday hit IDF officer’s vehicle

By Times of Israel staff

March 1, 2013
6:31 pm

Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Salam Fayyad reacts after inhaling tear gas fired during clashes between hundreds of Palestinian youths and Israeli security forces in the West Bank village of Bil'in on Friday, following a large march which headed toward the security fence in support of Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli jails, and marking eight years of weekly protests which kicked off in February 2005. (photo credit: Issam Rimawi/Flash90)

Palestinian PM evacuated from Bil’in protest

Fayyad’s bodyguards steer him away from tear gas as IDF faces off against stone-throwers

By Yifa Yaakov and AP

February 25, 2013
5:24 pm

Co-director Emad Burnat with his five broken cameras. (photo credit: Kino Lorber)

West Bank villagers view Oscars at night, outdoors

In act of defiance, residents of Bilin put up screen next to security barrier

February 25, 2013
4:44 am

'5 Broken Cameras' co-directors Guy Davidi and Emad Burnat (photo credit: Kino Lorber)

No sugar for Israeli contenders at Oscars

Pre-show favorite ‘Searching for Sugar Man’ takes home the prize for best documentary; ‘Argo’ wins Best Picture

By Michal Shmulovich

February 24, 2013
4:55 pm

'When you retire, you become a bit of a leftist.' Former Shin Bet chief Yaakov Peri in 'The Gatekeepers' (photo credit: courtesy)

‘Gatekeepers’ director plays down Oscar hopes

Israel’s two best documentary nominees are ranked behind ‘Searching for Sugar Man,’ another film with plenty of Jewish connections, in the pre-award betting

By Michal Shmulovich

February 8, 2013
5:45 pm

Seth Freedman, center, channeled disenchantment with Israel and his IDF service into a popular online column for Britain's Guardian newspaper. (Courtesy of Seth Freedman)

IDF vet turned author teases UK with Mossad alter ego

A former darling of British anti-Zionists, Seth Freedman mixes memoir with fiction in his provocative new novel

By Miriam Shaviv

February 1, 2013
10:07 pm

“When you leave the Shin Bet, you become a bit of a leftist,” says Yaakov Peri, who ran the agency for nearly a decade. (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics)

Second Israeli Oscar nominee arrives in US theaters

Opening Friday, ‘The Gatekeepers’ takes a complex look at the men responsible for Israel’s security — and offers a clear contrast with its competition

By Nathan Burstein

January 30, 2013
11:28 am

Emad Burnat and one of his sons in the movie poster for '5 Broken Cameras' (Courtesy '5 Broken Cameras')

Oscar-nominated Palestinian filmmaker insists his movie is not Israeli

Emad Burnat is annoyed that his documentary, which is relentlessly critical of Israel, is being touted as an Israeli, not a Palestinian production

By Jessica Steinberg

January 13, 2013
10:19 pm

Guy Davidi, the Oscar-nominated filmmaker who will trade his plaid shirts for a tux for the 2013 Academy Awards ceremony in February (Courtesy Guy Davidi)

‘Broken Cameras’ director unsurprised by Oscar nod

Guy Davidi tells The Times of Israel that the nomination for an Academy Award is very welcome, but exposing the film to Israeli youth is more important

By Jessica Steinberg

January 13, 2013
8:46 pm

Israeli Border Police remove a Palestinian from an outpost of tents in an area known as E1, near Jerusalem, January 13, 2013. (photo credit: Flash90)

Fatah and Hamas laud activists for E1 tent village

PLO dailies hail ‘nonviolent resistance’; Islamists call on West Bank residents to step up their ‘resistance and combative actions against the ‘Zionist occupation’

By Elhanan Miller

January 5, 2013
9:57 pm

'5 Broken Cameras' co-directors Guy Davidi and Emad Burnat (photo credit: Kino Lorber)

Oscars zoom in on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Two Israeli documentaries shortlisted for Academy Award nomination

By Daniel Estrin

December 14, 2012
1:41 pm

Palestinians clash with Israeli soldiers following the funeral of Mohammed Suleima, in the West Bank city of Hebron, Thursday, December 13 (photo credit: Issam Rimawi/Flash90)

Thousands of Palestinians march on Hebron checkpoint

Protesters throw stones at Israeli targets at several West Bank hotspots; Hebron governor accuses Israel of trying to drag the Palestinians into a third intifada

By Yoel Goldman

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