Family of Slain Palestinian Says Israeli Military Shot Him ‘In Cold Blood’
Israeli army says that it is 'checking if rocks were thrown' ■ Four Palestinians were killed by the military within 24 hours in the West Bank
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Opinion The Secret Palestinian Doomsday Weapon
Israel prevents Palestinians from living with their foreign partners, one strategy among many to expel them from their land and deny their rights because of 'political issues'
There’s a Dangerous Gaping Hole in East Jerusalem. The City's Doing Nothing About It
The construction pit in the Sur Baher neighborhood was dug in 2013 and is 18 meters deep and stretches over 1.7 acres
Palestinians Report One Dead, One Critically Wounded by Israeli Army Gunfire in Bethlehem
The two were shot while driving their car in the city's entrance and were evacuated to the Beit Jala Hospital, Palestinian Health Ministry reports
Palestinians Call for 'Day of Rage' After Israel Kills Three Terror Suspects
Demonstrations planned after troops kill suspect in shooting attack and two Palestinians who the army said threw explosive devices at soldiers
17 Vehicles Vandalized in Suspected Hate Crime at Palestinian Town Near Jerusalem
Vandals spray-painted the Star of David symbol on the cars, smashed windows and scrawled the slogan 'We don't sleep while our brothers are slain'
Fatah Spokesman in Gaza Attacked by Masked Assailants Amid Protests
Party officials support popular protests against Hamas tax increases ■ Attack leaves Dr. Atef Abu Saif seriously wounded and increases tension between Fatah and Hamas
The Palestinian Artist Turning Israeli Ammunition From Gaza Protests Into Art
Majdi Abu Taqeya collects empty bullets, tear gas canisters and shrapnel of Israeli missiles to recreate scenes from weekly border clashes
Analysis Hamas Crushes Protests at Cost to Its Popularity
Even if demonstrators don't dare protest again, the Hamas government has inflicted upon itself a powerful blow
Hamas to Escalate Nighttime Riots and Weekend Protests Along Gaza Border
Officials announce move after Egyptian security delegation says Israel unable to meet the organizations' demands ■ Organizers of weekly border demonstrations urge more Gazans to participate
Analysis The Gaza Paradox: Palestinians Are Fed Up With Hamas, Israel Is Worried
At any other time, Gazan discontent with Hamas would be good news for Israel. But on election eve, Israel needs a stable enemy
UN Envoy Condemns Hamas Crackdown on Gaza Protests
Nickolay Mladenov, UN special coordinator for Middle East peace, says the long-suffering people of Gaza have right to protest without fear of reprisal
Hamas Detains Hundreds After Violently Suppressing Gaza's ‘Revolt of the Hungry’
Young Palestinians took to the streets despite violence, intimidation and Israeli attacks, to protest the dire economic situation. Hamas blames the PA for harming ‘resistance to the occupation’
Tale of Palestinian Food Truck Draws Hollywood Star to Beirut Refugee Camp
Shaar’s project 'Soufra' - which means a table laden with food — drew the attention of Hollywood actress and social activist Susan Sarandon
Hamas Forces Clash With Gazans Protesting High Cost of Living
Viral video of Palestinian man setting himself on fire not connected to current protest, human rights activists say
He’s Palestinian, She’s German, but Only an Israeli Stamp Lets Them Live Together in the West Bank
Thousands of spouses of Palestinians are denied permanent resident status and must continually obtain entry visas and visitor permits, or suffer forced separations
Gazans Take to the Streets in Rare Protest Against High Cost of Living
Videos circulating on social media showed Hamas police officers shooting, beating and arresting protesters, as well as detaining journalists and human rights activists
Analysis Rockets on Tel Aviv on Election's Eve: Israel and Hamas Are on the War Path
Predictable Israeli response to rocket fire was tough, but both parties can still evade all-out confrontation as Egypt, Qatar vie to quell tensions
You Think Tel Aviv Traffic Is Bad? Try the Qalandiyah Checkpoint
At this key junction for Palestinians, it can take an hour to drive a few dozen meters
Analysis Israel May Talk Tough, but Lets Hamas Corner It Into a Compromise to Avoid Escalation
Netanyahu voices public warning to clarify to the group that despite many concessions given in recent weeks, Jerusalem isn't scared of a pre-election operation
In Gaza, Women Walk Thin Line Between Hope and Despair
For those Gaza women who do have work, the constant fear of losing their job heightens their sense of insecurity
Abbas Taps New Prime Minister to Lead Palestinian Government
Efforts to form a new government were triggered after the last prime minister, Rami Al-Hamdallah, tendered his resignation and that of his unity government in January
Palestinian Shot Dead by Police After Failing to Stop at Jordan Valley Checkpoint
According to police, Salama Ka'abna, 22, sped at a police officer with his face covered and disregarded calls to stop the vehicle; burglary tools and stolen goods uncovered in car
Hamas Official Tells Haaretz Group Wants Calm, but Expects Israel to Ease Gaza Restrictions in Return
According to another Palestinian official, the Egyptian delegation that visited Gaza signaled that Israel is willing to return to understandings reached in 2014
Israel’s Release of Palestinian Lawmaker Lets Her Forget the Larger Prison for a Moment
In a festive meeting, Khalida Jarrar gave well-wishers a chance to celebrate her release from a small prison and temporarily shelve fears about an escalation of Israeli violence
