Saeb Erekat says Israel has sabotaged all attempts to revive the peace process, forcing the Palestinian Authority to consider withdrawing from the 1993 agreements.

The Israeli premier will stress willingness to resume talks immediately, in a letter responding to the Palestinian president.

Member of PLO executive committee says Palestinians likely to withdraw from talks over their 'failure'; PA sources say Israel offers to make West Bank barrier into official border.

Abbas' remarks come after an official confirms Israeli and Palestinian envoys clashed over the makeup of their delegations during their last meeting in Jordan.

Foreign Minister says Palestinians are prepared to blame failure of peace talks on Israel; second round of negotiations to be held in Amman Monday.

Housing Ministry publishes tender for 300 housing units beyond the Green Line hours before Jordan-mediated session between Netanyahu envoy, PA negotiator.

European diplomatic sources say PA willing to withdraw UN bid if Israel, U.S. hand over aid and tax funds; Erekat: Palestinians determined to apply for membership.

Announcement comes weeks after Palestinians agreed to resume talks with Israel on the condition that it freezes all settlement activity and accepts clear frames of reference for the talks.

Top Palestinian official rejects comments by Quartet envoy Tony Blair, according to which the Arab Spring was complicating the peace process, saying that it is Israel's policies that hinder talks' resumption.

Chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat resigned Sunday, taking blame for leaks to Al Jazeera known as the Palestine papers that allegedly came from within his committee.

Saeb Erekat warns that IDF attack on the Hamas-ruled territory would only elevate anarchy, bloodshed in area; Deputy PM Meridor says Israel won't tolerate rocket fire from Gaza.

Speaking to Ma'an news, chief Palestinian negotiator blasts Netanyahu's refusal to freeze settlements, says Mideast peace talks are just one way to solve the conflict.

Unilateral declaration considered if peace talks with Israel remain in limbo, though previous pronouncements have been received coolly.

After giving Netanyahu an extension of several days to stop the renewed building in the settlements, the Palestinian leadership is expected to decide to cut off contact on Saturday.

Netanyahu distances himself from remarks by Shas spiritual leader who said earlier that all Palestinians should perish.