Palestinian Shot After Ramming Car Into Unmarked Israeli Police Vehicle
The incident occurred following arrests by Israeli forces in Al-Amari refugee camp in the West Bank city of Ramallah
Palestinians
In First, Saudi Arabia's National Soccer Team Plays Against Palestinians in West Bank
Palestinians are divided over the visit, with some pleased and some seeing it as a sign of warming behind-the-scenes ties with Israel
With Little to Show, Gazans Question Mass Border Protests
Disillusioned Gazans look for new outlets after Hamas-hijacked demonstrations turned violent
Islamic Jihad Leader in Gaza Vows to Oppose Trump's Peace Plan
As the organization celebrates 32 years since its founding, Ziad al-Nakhalah says that Islamic Jihad has imposed new rules of the game in the struggle against Israel
Gazan Killed by Israeli Gunfire in Border Protests, Palestinians Report
Health Ministry says 11 Palestinians injured, five by live fire, in what marks the 77th weekly demonstration
Hollywood Hills, Corner of West Bank: Meet the Palestinian Villagers Living Out the American Dream
The Palestinian village of Turmus Ayya is empty for most of the year, until its residents return in the summer from the U.S., where they moved to make the big bucks. The Western influence sets them apart from other West Bank communities, but doesn’t help solve many challenges
Gazan Killed by Israeli Gunfire in Border Protest, Palestinians Says
Israeli army says did not use live fire and that protesters hurled explosives, but Gaza Health Ministry says 32 Palestinians sustained wounds from live fire
Abbas Says He Will Announce First Palestinian Elections Since 2006
PA president has held his position since 2005, even though his term lapsed almost 11 years ago
Hamas and Islamic Jihad Prisoners in Israel End 14-day-long Hunger Strike
Prisoners' call to remove cellular jamming devices from their wards as punishment over smuggled cellphones was not met, but other minor concessions were given
Israel Bars Gaza Soccer Players From Leaving Strip, Forcing Cancellation of West Bank Match
Israel has been blocking for over two months the requests of the Rafah team seeking to compete in the Palestinian soccer cup championship, citing 'security reasons'
Israel Police Arrest 25 in East Jerusalem Neighborhood, Despite Vow to Ease Crackdown
For the past three months police have been coming to Isawiyah daily and arrested more than 350 people, although indictments were only filed against less than 10 people
Forty-eight Gazans Wounded by Israeli Gunfire in Border Protests, Palestinians Report
Two of the wounded are volunteer paramedics, says health ministry in the Strip
Seven Palestinians Wounded After Gaza Rockets Fall Within Strip
Witnesses say two rockets fell outside home in Rafah ■ Unclear which militant group is responsible for launch
'We Had a Beautiful Life, and It Was Lost': Gaza Women Widowed in the 2014 War Speak Out
On the fifth anniversary of the end of Operation Protective Edge, Olfat al-Kurd, a B'Tselem field researcher in Gaza, visits five women who lost their husbands and other relatives in Israeli bombing
Analysis The Palestinian Economy Is Collapsing. Its Future Depends on Israel
The minister of national economy is ambitious and as capable as can be, but when it comes to trade, industry and Palestinian Authority's revenues, he doesn't call the shots
Palestinian Prisoners Launch Hunger Strike in Israeli Jails Over Cellphone Jamming Devices
Hamas believes Israel is interested in avoiding widespread unrest in Gaza before the election and will agree to prisoners' demands
Palestinians Vow to 'Hold on to Our Land' in Wake of Netanyahu Annexation Pledge
'It's impossible to have a Palestinian state without the Jordan Valley,' says chief negotiator Saeb Erekat; farmers say Netanyahu 'won't break their will'
