Topic: West Bank - CSMonitor.com

In Israel, a modern wall is halted by ancient terraces

Israel’s high court has issued an injunction against extending the separation barrier through the Palestinian village of Batir, famed for its 2,500-year-old terraces and aqueducts.

Briefing: Palestinian factions agree to reconcile

Olive Press Palestinian woman with prison legacy feels betrayed by her own

Boycott of Israel is small for now, but gets higher profile with Hawking

Olive Press Middle East nomads, lost in translation

Olive Press A shortage of water, but not hospitality, in the West Bank's fields

Kerry makes headway with Middle East peace, but violence flares

Olive Press Dancing around the conflict in Ramallah

Outside the camps, Syrian refugees face further hardship

Hagel goes to Israel bearing gifts of radar and Ospreys

Olive Press The trials of an Israeli Arab prosecuting Palestinians

First West Bank marathon highlights barriers to Palestinian movement

In Middle East Kerry pushes for Turkey-Israel rapprochement

Olive Press Former Palestinian prisoners once jailed for murder, now dole out dessert

Palestinian Prisoners' Day: Breaking down the controversy

Terrorism & Security Rockets fired from Egypt slam into Israeli resort town

US loses a West Bank darling with resignation of Palestinian prime minister

Business before politics: Merchants set up court to handle Israeli-Palestinian trade disputes

Olive Press Fashionable and ready to fight

Why Kerry could succeed at securing Israeli-Palestinian peace

Were chemical weapons used in Syria? UN team poised for probe.

Opinion Why it's no longer the chummy 1990s for Turkey, Israel

Secretary Kerry returning to Mideast: How much nudging will he do?

Palestinian prisoner deaths cause a spark, but unlikely to start a blaze

Palestinian anger builds as another prisoner dies on Israel's watch