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In-depth: Settler violence has surged since the Gaza war, but a recent raft of international sanctions has yet to target Israeli officials or state policy.
In-depth: Israel's settler movement is seizing the chance to displace Palestinians and exert more control in Area C of the West Bank, with political backing from far-right ministers.
In-depth: After the Gaza war, Israeli soldiers in Hebron were recruited from the settlers living in the city, causing a severe spike in abuses of Palestinians.
In-depth: The Kisiya family has been fighting for 12 years to stop Israeli settlers from seizing their land in Bethlehem's Makhrour valley.
In-depth: Every year, thousands of Israeli extremists take part in the controversial 'flag march' in Jerusalem. But this is only the most recent expression of a century-old movement with a growing influence in Israeli society and politics.
Just weeks before the general elections, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reaffirmed his controversial pledge to impose Israeli sovereignty on West Bank settlements.
Successive Israeli governments have invested billions of dollars over the past 50 years on settlements in the occupied West Bank, making any withdrawal from the Palestinian territory a costly proposition.
A Palestinian home in Jerusalem's old city was taken over by Jewish extremists with Israeli flags planted on the roof of the building highlighting a deeper problem of Israeli annexation.
The decision to ease weapons restrictions on settlers in the occupied territories places Palestinians at the mercy of already hostile colonists.
In-depth: Israel has increased violent raids on Palestinian towns and villages, with residents fearing that the military is 'rehearsing' for annexation.