Palestinian Farmer Accuses West Bank Settlers of Cutting Down 100 Olive Trees
The orchard owner said he filed a complaint, but the district police say they didn't receive a report and are not investigating
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Hamas Releases Palestinian Activist Arrested After Zoom Call With Israelis
Although two detainees were released after accusations of 'treason' in rare dialogue, one organizer is still expected to receive a suspended sentence
Hamas Using Secret Cyber Warfare Base in Turkey, Report Says
The counter-intelligence office was unknown to Hamas officials in Turkey or Erdogan, Western intelligence agencies reveal
Palestinians Request Hearing on Israeli Top Court Order to Evacuate Illegal Outpost on Their Land
Petitioners join attorney general’s request for another hearing, but for opposite reasons: They fear High Court’s interpretation will benefit settlers
Analysis Why Israelis Care About the Killing of an Autistic Palestinian, but Are Silent About Others
The innocence of an autistic Palestinian broke through a wall of apathy, and the decision to try the officer who shot him is a rare one. Still, for Israelis, this case is far too convenient
Settler Violence Against Palestinians Increases During Annual Olive Harvest
'It seems that as a result of the lockdowns the settlers are simply bored. They come in large numbers to the groves and attack,' says organizer of group formed to escort Palestinian farmers
Analysis Turkey Seeks to Replace Egypt in Palestinian Arena – and Israel Should Be Worried
The Palestinian Authority has embroiled itself in a power struggle between two rival Mideast coalitions: One comprises Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Israel. The other includes Turkey, Qatar and, at a distance, Iran
Israel Gives Palestinian Authority Control Over Three West Bank Power Stations
The move, hailed by Palestinian Authority despite diplomatic standstill, should stabilize power supply in the West Bank, which is plagued by frequent outages
Senior PLO Official Saeb Erekat, Hospitalized in Israel With COVID-19, in Critical Condition
Saeb Erekat, who contracted the coronavirus earlier this month, was stable Sunday night after he was transferred to an Israeli hospital, but he is now anesthetized and on a ventilator
Opinion Inside Saudi Arabia’s Campaign to Cancel the Palestinians
From trolls to TV, Riyadh is rewriting history to undermine the entire Palestinian struggle, softening up the Arab world for its pending normalization with Israel
Dozens of Palestinians Wounded in Clashes With Israeli Troops in West Bank
Red Crescent says 53 people treated for wounds and at least 10 hurt by live fire ■ Residents of refugee camp near Ramallah say soldiers arrived to conduct arrests
Palestinian Loses Eye After Israeli Soldiers Fire Rubber Bullets During Clashes
Adham Sha'er says he was hit while sitting in coffee shop to avoid clashes when soldiers entered village following settler complaints of blinding laser beams
Analysis After Israel-Gulf Deals, Palestinians May Have to Take Different Path
Even Saudi Arabia's Prince Bandar said this week the Palestinians always bet on the losing side. But 84-year-old Mahmoud Abbas is unlikely to change his ways
Halt in Coordination With Israel Prevents Palestinian Newborns From Travelling
The PA has stopped giving Israel the information needed to issue passports, so many Palestinian requests to leave the West Bank with an infant are refused
Palestinian Village Installs Cameras, Accusing West Bank Settlers of Attacks
Project's founders hope cameras in area which lies under complete Israeli military control will help deter potential perpetrators
Palestinian Authority Shuns Lockdown Despite Fears of Second Coronavirus Wave
Senior official says government leading 'an attempt to achieve herd immunity,' as Palestinian laborers going into Israel and back into the West Bank make it much harder to contain outbreak
Analysis Promising Change or Clinging to Power? Behind the Palestinian Leaders' Vow to Hold Elections
Building up expectations for an imminent election, 16 years after the last one, is a way to preserve the legitimacy of the Palestinian Authority’s political elite and civil service
With His Administrative Detention Frozen, Palestinian Continues Hunger Strike in Hospital
Doctors received permission to forcibly treat Maher Akhras but are refusing to do so on ethical grounds
Home Learning in Gaza Hindered by Blackouts and Poverty
Gazans get an average of eight hours of electricity per day and not every student has access to their own computer
Egyptian Navy Kills Two Gaza Fishermen, Palestinians Say
The two brothers were killed by Egyptian fire in waters near the border town of Rafah, a third brother was wounded, Hamas says
Palestinian Leader Calls for New Peace Process in UN Speech
Mahmoud Abbas says UAE and Bahrain deals with Israel are a 'violation' of the 'principles of a just and lasting solution under international law'
Palestinian Refugee Receives Spanish Citizenship After Discovering Jewish Sephardic Roots
The 26-year-old lecturer in architecture in the U.K., Heba Nabil Iskandarani has been stateless for most of her life, possessing only a Lebanese travel document that defines her as a Palestinian refugee
Palestinian Factions Agree to Hold Election in Six Months
Vote would be in stages, first forming a parliament, then electing new president, and finally choosing members of the Palestine Liberation Organization, Fatah official says
Israel Tightens Demands on Gazan Breast Cancer Patients in Need of Urgent Care
Previously, Israel followed the recommendation of doctors in Gaza to allow travel to East Jerusalem for treatment. Now the army wants proof
Palestinian Authority Inches Toward Boiling Point Amid Economic Crisis, Israeli Security Officials Warn
Economic development has been keeping Palestinian protests focused on civil issues, but the coronavirus crisis could provide spark for a new outbreak of violence
