Abbas Takes Israel to Task for Withholding Taxes to Palestinian Authority
Israel is withholding NIS 500m in tax receipts from the Palestinians, representing the amount the PA has paid terrorists and their families
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'Team Hope': New Soccer Team Kicks Off for Gaza Cancer Patients
Champions Academy, one of Gaza's biggest soccer schools, set the team up. Israel, according to WHO, approved 75.6 percent of requests to exit Gaza for cancer treatment in 2018, an increase of 12 percent from 2017
Haaretz Photo Blog 'I'm 33 Years Old and I've Never Been on a Plane': The Palestinian Photographer at the Gaza Border
It took Abdel Zagout, a 33-year-old photographer from Gaza, five years to complete a project on Egypt's border with Gaza that won him the Red Cross 2018 photography competition
Opinion Gazans Aren’t Abandoning Their Children at the Border; They’re Earning a Living
Army brass reprimands Palestinians who choose to stay outside Gaza without permits and let their children return home alone following medical treatment. But what if that’s the only way the parents can find work?
Hamas Boots PA Officials From Gaza Crossing, Accuses Them of Collaborating With Israel
According to Gaza sources, Hamas believes PA officials helped Israel smuggle espionage equipment into the Strip
Israel Won't Let Gazan Visit Stroke-victim Father in West Bank. The Reason? He Isn't Sick Enough
According to Israeli criteria, travel permits are only granted if first-degree relatives are either dead or dying
Palestinians in Hebron Patrol City After Israel Kicks Out International Observers
After Netanyahu scraps international peacekeeping mission in Hebron, some Palestinians decided to take matters into their own hands and fill the void created in the contested, conflict-prone West Bank city
Abbas Suspends Salaries, Allowances to Over 5,000 Gazans
Among those affected are about 780 former prisoners and 133 current prisoners in Israel who are affiliated with Hamas or Islamic Jihad
Palestinian Factions Turn Backs on Israeli Teen's Murderer Because He Raped Her
'If you want to be a hero, you don't kill an innocent woman,' jailed senior Fatah official says ■ Hamas, Islamic Jihad refrain from taking credit for murder, which Shin Bet said had 'nationalistic' motive
Abbas' Mission in Riyadh: Persuade Arab World to Oppose Trump's Peace Plan
Palestinian president lands in Saudi Arabia with closest advisers for meetings with King Salman, Prince Mohammed ■ Trip comes after top negotiator Erekat visited Egypt
With Israel’s Consent, Qatar Gave Gaza $1 Billion Since 2012
Last year Qatar gave Gaza $200 million for aid, fuel and government salaries – and is expected to provide hundreds of millions more this year
UNRWA Report Finds anti-Israel Bias in 3 Percent of Palestinian Textbooks
The review did not find any cases of incitement, and majority of bias issues were related to maps and the status of Jerusalem
Two Palestinian Teenagers Killed by Israeli Live Fire in Protests, Gaza Authorities Say
One of the dead named as relative of Hamas political chief Ismail Haniyeh, as Palestinians protest for the 46th Friday in a row
Palestinians Warm to Gantz After Remarks on West Bank Settlements
Netanyahu's closest election rival told Israeli newspaper 2005 evacuation of Gaza settlers was 'a good decision,' adding: 'We need to enact its lessons elsewhere'
Replace Abbas? This Palestinian Politician Prefers to Preserve Arafat’s Legacy
Having served as the Palestinians’ ambassador to the UN for over a decade and being floated as a possible successor to Abbas, Nasser al-Qudwa is not your average curator
Heads of Hamas and Islamic Jihad Meet Egyptian Officials for Gaza Talks
Islamic Jihad reportedly seeks to make clear that it will retaliate against Israeli moves in Gaza, while Hamas chief wants approval for a tour of Arab and Muslim countries
Palestinian Shot on Gaza Border Last Week Dies of Wounds
UN report says 295 Palestinians have been killed, more than 6,000 wounded by Israeli military fire since March
Israeli Politics and SpongeBob: Conversations With Palestinian Security Prisoners
The rift between Fatah and Hamas, the suffocating conditions, canteen allowances and dental health – Inside Israeli jails' security wings
32 Palestinian Protesters Wounded by Israeli Fire in Gaza
Two paramedics also wounded by tear gas canisters, Palestinian Health Ministry says ■ Hamas leader meets Egypt, UN envoys
Erekat Urges UN to Prevent Israel From Expelling International Monitoring Force From Hebron
PLO secretary general says move was coordinated with Trump: 'It may be a superpower but nobody will bend us'
Trapped in Gaza, Star of Sundance Documentary Misses Film Festival
Actor and playwright Ali Abu Yaseen, star of the film 'Gaza,' was blocked from leaving the Gaza Strip for the Utah-based film festival by blockade, border closures and bureaucracy
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas Suspends New Social Security Law
In 11th-hour move Palestinian leader averts general strike in the West Bank, partly because any future Fatah-based government will need to preserve its popular appeal
Palestinian Prime Minister, Government Resign
The government will continue to carry out its duties until a new one is formed, it said in a statement Tuesday issued after a weekly cabinet meeting
Palestinian UN Envoy Says 'Obstacles' to Membership Will Be Removed One Day
The U.S. is seen as the main hurdle for the state to receive full membership, which currently has 'observer status'
Senior Fatah Official: The Goal of the New Government in Ramallah Is to Isolate Hamas
The next government is expected to be fully controlled by Fatah with a party veteran that could potentially succeed Abbas
