Truce comes after rupture in talks said to have been caused by IDF's resumption of airstrikes in area; battalion members to surrender arms to Ramallah following 6-week operation The post PA makes deal with Jenin Battalion,

The first phase of the ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas is due to start at 08:30 local time (06:30 GMT) on Sunday.

WARNING: sensitive content] In less than 24 hours Israel bombed for the second time the Jenin refugee camp in the northern occupied West Bank, killing at least six Palestinians and leaving two seriously injured,

Among the prisoners listed by the Israeli Ministry of Justice are Ammar al-Zaben from Jenin and Abdel Nasser Issa from Nablus, both serving multiple life sentences, as well as Saleem Hijjah from Qalqilya, who is serving 16 life sentences.

The Palestinian Authority has reached an agreement with the Jenin Battalion that will end over a month-long standoff in the northern West Bank refugee camp, a Palestinian official confirms to The Times of Israel.

On Wednesday evening, the Israeli army launched a missile strike at the Jenin refugee camp in the northern West Bank city of Jenin, killing six Palestinians

side by side with what Israel is doing in Gaza, but not getting as much attention,” Salhut said. The deadly drone attack also comes amid a military operation launched in the Jenin camp by the ...

Many of the militants live in the camp, often with their families. Militant groups have grown in strength in Jenin, where Israel estimates almost half the population is affiliated to Islamic Jihad ...

An Israeli strike on a home in Jenin in the occupied West Bank has killed ... who see it as operating on behalf of Israel. The local news outlet Arab48 reported that some Israeli army raids ...

The Israeli Ministry of Justice on Saturday released the list of 735 Palestinian prisoners set to be released in the first phase of the ceasefire deal with Hamas. This initial phase, set to commence on Sunday and span 42 days,

An agreement has been reached to end weeks of tensions and deadly clashes in a West Bank refugee camp between the Palestinian Authority and other groups.

PM's office says it will start Sunday; 2 Likud ministers join far-right in voting against it; security chiefs back it but say Hamas will try to rebuild