The Palestinians’ EU-Funded Campaign Against Israel
The EU continues to turn a blind eye to the anti-Israel campaign, and is generously funding it through dozens of NGOs in the Palestinian territories.
Sweden Opens “Palestinian Embassy,” Commits Millions in Aid to PA
Sweden became the first Western European country on Tuesday evening to open a Palestinian embassy.
Why Is Hamas Smiling?
In 2007, Abbas lost the Gaza Strip to Hamas. Now he seems to be losing the Gaza Strip to his rivals in Fatah. Many of his former Fatah supporters have turned against him.
Analysis: Turning Palestinian Terrorists into “Heroes”
Since the advent of modern Palestinian terror, the Palestinian people and its media have venerated murderers and terrorists, praising some to the point of making them into cultural heroes.
Palestinian Leader Two-Faced on Suppressing Satirists
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas denounced as “heinous” the attack on French satirists who mocked Islam.
President Obama’s Divided Loyalty Dilemma
With its Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen in 1789, France emancipated its Jews. But there was a price: Jews were immediately tormented by the dilemma of divided loyalty.
PA Gives Green Light to ICC to Investigate Israel for “War Crimes”
The Palestinian Authority has given the International Criminal Court (ICC) the green light to begin investigating Israel for alleged war crimes.
The Lessons of Fatah Day
On December 31, the Palestinians provided yet another compelling example of why peace in the Middle East remains so stubbornly elusive.
Fatah Facebook Pic Shows Netanyahu Headed for Hanging
An image of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu facing a hangman’s noose has appeared on an official Fatah Facebook page.
UN Chief: “State of Palestine” Accepted to ICC
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon announced on Wednesday that “Palestine” will officially join the International Criminal Court on April 1.