Palestinian Territories

President Joe Biden and the Israeli Prime Minister reaffirmed the "unbreakable bonds" between their two countries.

Many countries in the West, including the U.S., want Saudi Arabia to pump out more oil to help mitigate the growing global energy crisis.

The Russian foreign minister was speaking in a video shared by Moscow's embassy in Geneva and comes hot on the heels of controversial statements he made about Volodymyr Zelensky and Adolf Hitler.

The Israeli Supreme Court ruled that families in the neighborhood of Sheikh Jarrah cannot be evicted unless a separate legal process says they need to be.

Ambassador Meirav Eilon Shahar accused the U.N. in a scathing letter of having bias against Israel.

The Israeli ambassador stated that "fiction may work in 'Harry Potter' but it does not work in reality."

The Florida House has not acted on a complaint that called the comments "atrocious."

Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett has repeatedly said that there is "no room" for a consulate that would serve as a diplomatic mission for Palestinians in the contested city.

Pro-Palestinian activists have argued the TLVFest is an attempt to divert attention from Israeli occupation

After the popular ice cream company pledged to stop selling its product in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, several states said they would divest.

"The bipartisan attacks launched at me for speaking a factual truth about the apartheid system in Israel will not intimidate or silence this girl," the Michigan Democrat tweeted Friday.

"If this is not achieved, why maintain recognition of Israel based on the 1967 borders?" President Mahmoud Abbas said.

A senior Palestinian official overseeing relations with Israel said the deal was "a first batch in the road to finalizing this file entirely."

"I always tell people that cutting people off from water is violence. And they do it from Gaza to Detroit," said the congresswoman in a video.

The Ben & Jerry's boycott, and Unilever's role in it, has ramifications under both U.S. federal and state laws.

Ben & Jerry's said "it is inconsistent with our values" to continue selling tubs of ice cream in the occupied Palestinian territories.

Ben & Jerry's said it will no longer sell its ice cream in the Occupied Palestinian Territory in a press release posted to its website on Monday.

"QAnon" and "Trump won" were allowed on previews of customized bottles, while "LGBT" and "Black Lives Matter" were prohibited.

The former adult film actress has shared a slate of tweets in support of Palestine on social media over the course of the 11-day Israel-Palestine conflict.

Paul Lebowitz, 67, said he was violently targeted for being Jewish during a conversation about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict with a stranger.

More than 500 employees demand that the e-commerce company terminates business contracts with organizations that they allege violate human rights, including the Israeli Defense Forces.

Abbas has criticized Israelis' presence at the Al-Aqsa mosque, and his office stresses a cease-fire has to include an end to the "invasions."

"We are in the process of providing more than $360 million in urgent support for the Palestinian people," according to a State Department spokesperson.

"You have Hamas, a terrorist group. You have a right-wing Israeli government and the situation is getting worse," Sanders said Sunday.

"It is the only way to ensure Israel's future as both a Jewish and Democratic state. And of course the only way to give the Palestinians the state to which they are entitled," Blinken said.

Greene's latest inflammatory accusation against Ocasio-Cortez even suggested she is a "terrorist."

"Our critique is of Israel and their human rights abuses. This is not an excuse for anti-semitic hate crimes," Ocasio-Cortez tweeted.

Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations Gilad Erdan criticized the United Nations' hypocrisy and questioned whether they would have asked the Allied forces to show restraint against Hitler.

Israel has faced criticism for the high Palestinian death toll but has put some of the blame on the rocket attacks by Hamas and other militant organizations.

Death and destruction continue in Gaza and Israel, but it may ultimately boost the political fortunes of both Hamas and embattled Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.