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Tawfik Tirawi, a former head of the Palestinian General Intelligence Service (GIS) and one of the most senior figures in the PLO, finds himself at the center of an affair that has rocked the Palestinian Authority.
“A little while ago, the person who left the bomb was detained by our Istanbul Police Department teams,” the Anadolu Agency quoted Interior Minister Suleyman Soylu as saying.
During the raid in Qabatiya, rioters clashed with Israeli forces, hurling rocks and an explosive device, the IDF said.
The draft, which passed the committee stage ahead of a General Assembly vote, refers Israel's conduct to the International Court of Justice, whose decisions are not binding.
Although Qatar hopes fans ignore politics at the tournament, the two foes are bringing sensitive flashpoints to its doorstep.
The United States has called such actions "destabilizing" as it believes space launch vehicles could be used to transport a nuclear warhead.
At least 328 people have been killed and 14,825 others arrested in the unrest, according to Human Rights Activists in Iran, a group that's been monitoring the protests over their 54 days.
A convoy of about 15 trucks traveling from the Iraqi border into Syria is said to be hit in the attack.
The military says it holds Hamas responsible for all activities in Gaza as the Palestinian Islamic Jihad launches four rockets into southern Israel late Thursday.
The US president drafts a letter guaranteeing Israel's security and economic rights contained in the new agreement with Lebanon, but seemingly falls short of vowing concrete measures should the deal be breached.
