Jerusalem court finds Palestinian government liable for damages of 17 terror attacks during the second intifada, pointing to payments made to families of perpetrators
Measures to include keeping Israeli products off the market, slashing referrals of Palestinian patients to Israeli hospitals and building solar energy plants
Defense establishment assess that increasing emphasis on Israel's religious character, over democratic values and Palestinian economic hardship could lead to civil uprisings led by Hamas against the Authority
Hebron resident Salah Abu Miala was taken by Palestinian security forces upon his return to the West Bank
Salah Abu Miala was arrested immediately after returning to Hebron, while another, Ashraf Ghanem, evaded authorities ■ On Sunday, U.S. Mideast envoy Jason Greenblatt tweeted Abu Miala had been released
In 2018, Netanyahu made a rare visit to Muscat for talks with Sultan Qaboos
Arab League makes announcement in emergency meeting requested by Palestinians two days before the U.S.-sponsored Bahrain conference
The travel warning, issued by the U.S. Embassy in Israel over the weekend, calls on U.S. citizens to avoid the demonstrations slated to take place June 24 to 26
The Palestinians are boycotting and the Israeli elections got in the way. But one former U.S. diplomat sees some light at the end of the tunnel
Sebastian Pinera will make a three-day visit, his second in a decade, and is expected to meet with Netanyahu, Rivlin and Abbas
Palestinian Authority officials are spearheading talks to foster Jewish-Arab political cooperation, but activists are trying to revive the Joint List in order to stop them
Israeli army says incident happened amid clashes that broke out when soldiers tried to carry out arrests in the West Bank
Abbas’ envoys urge Israeli Arab politicians to either set up new party or support Meretz
In 2017, former Prime Minister Rami Hamdallah's government gave cabinet members lavish payouts and perks, authorized by President Mahmoud Abbas ■ UN envoy Mladenov: Public has a right to be angry
Senior White House adviser says he hopes Palestinians 'can become capable of governing,' and states that his father-in-law Trump is not racist
Nevertheless, officials are concerned that the Trump administration will continue to take steps that pave the way for the plan without unveiling details
Security sources believe the Palestinian Authority will collapse economically within three months, but Abbas is unlikely to accept tax funds from Israel
Trump hopes to raise $68 billion for his 'deal of the century' in Bahrain conference, but it's unclear who's going to be pulling out the checkbook
'Palestine’s full economic potential can only be achieved by ending the Israeli occupation,' top Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat charges
'Anti-Semitism represents one of the biggest evils of our era. But to fight it, you should not become part of another injustice,' chief negotiator Saeb Erekat writes to German lawmakers
The cars, passed into Palestinian territory at the beginning of 2019, were provided following a U.S. demand and amid risk of deterioration in the security coordination
Trump's counting on 'economic peace' but growth doesn't stop national aspirations
Former Al-Aqsa Martyr's Brigade leader Zakaria Zubeidi and lawyer Tarek Barghout carried out two shootings and planned another, Israel's Shin Bet security service says
When the U.S. ambassador states 'Israel is on the side of God,' he's voicing in off-base terms the Trump administration's one-sided support for Israel. But an excessively pro-Israel 'ultimate deal' could tip Israeli-Palestinian relations into apocalyptic territory
In his first public appearance since retiring from the IDF, Gadi Eisenkot says that if Israel doesn't share information on planned terror threats, 'there would be clashes everyday'
Palestinian academics petition against distribution of booklet 'Our Role Model the President,' claiming it idolizes the president in a manner that befits tyrannical regimes
Against all odds and despite living in a patriarchal society, 14 Palestinian women seized the initiative and fomented a mini-revolution that has brought their village, outside Bethlehem, into the 21st century