Ziv Stahl

Ziv Stahl is the director of the Research Department at Yesh Din.

Recent Articles
Amiram Ben-Uliel, who was charged with murder over the Duma arson attack in July 2015, arrives to hear his verdict at the Lod District Court, May 18, 2020. (Flash90)
Convicting Jewish terrorists is the exception that proves the rule
The conviction of a Jewish extremist does not erase the fact that Israel turns a blind eye to its systemic violence against Palestinians in the West Bank.
By Ziv Stahl and Gilad Grossman May 20, 2020
Israeli security forces clash with Palestinian demonstrators protesting President Trump's Middle East peace plan, near a settlement Beqa'ot, Jordan Valley, West Bank, February 29, 2020. (Nasser Ishtayeh/Flash90)
What will happen to Palestinian land the day after annexation?
The exact shape that annexation will take is still unknown. One thing is certain: Israel will use it to facilitate the theft of Palestinian land across the West Bank.
By Ziv Stahl May 3, 2020
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