Hussein Al-Sheikh’s ‘Big Mouth’ has Cost him the PA Succession, Fatah Officials Say
With al-Sheikh seemingly sidelined, the battle over who will replace P.A. leader Mahmoud Abbas as become even more complicated—and more likely to turn bloody.
Israel’s ‘Peace Partner’ Is Slaughtering Israelis
These two bodies [Palestinian Authority (PA) and its ruling faction, Fatah] are headed by one man: Mahmoud Abbas, who has zero compunction about his loyalists murdering and wounding Israelis.
America Must Put Fatah on its List of Terror Groups
Even the party’s own officials admit that the Al-Aqsa Martyrs’ Brigades is its “military arm.”
Can Israeli Restraint Keep the Peace in Jerusalem?
As the unification of the city is marked, the Biden administration thinks the best thing would be for Jews to lose a crucial court case. Are they right to think that defusing the crisis by giving up Jewish rights is the priority?
Painful to Breathe in Israel
“He’s a Jew! He’s a Jew!” an Arab lynch mob shouted as they ran after twenty-seven-year-old Eli Rozen as he was walking his dog.
Hamas Going Through Elections Motions as it Awaits Possible West Bank Chaos
Fatah and Hamas, are preparing for elections in the coming months, and while it remains unclear whether they will really go ahead, Hamas is awaiting possible chaos in the West Bank, which it could exploit to boost its presence.
Fatah admits it supported Hamas during intifada terror campaign
Fatah admits it supported Hamas “with money, weapons, and political cover” during the time of Arafat
Two-State Advocates Must Answer these Seven Questions
The Palestinians do not have the cultural, economic or political infrastructure to support a state in this region. Worse yet, they seem not to have the desire.
On Support for the Two-State Solution
Ten progressive Jewish groups sent a letter calling on the US House of Representatives leadership to vote on House Resolution 326, which supports the two-state solution.
Palestinian Authority Targets Students
The Palestinian students are being targeted because of their political affiliations and not because of any crime they committed.