Poll: Most Palestinians expect sovereignty to proceed, despite protests
Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research finds 60% of Palestinians do not take Ramallah's threats to dissolve the PA seriously.
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Palestinian Center for Policy and Survey Research finds 60% of Palestinians do not take Ramallah's threats to dissolve the PA seriously.
Head of the Pan-Arab organization Ahmed Aboul Gheit says any unilateral Israeli move in the West Bank will also have "broader ramifications on the international security around the world."
Walid Moallem says the US sanctions are a challenge but not impossible to overcome, and insists that the regime will be able to cope with the so-called Caesar Syria Civilian Protection Act.
Lebanese activist Kinda El-Khatib, who is harshly critical of Hezbollah, is charged with visiting Israel and "dealing with spies of the Israeli enemy."
Abu Malek al-Tali had defected from Nusra Front and set up his own hard-line outfit earlier this year after coming out against a cease-fire.
In sermon broadcast on Palestine Today TV, Taher al-Lulu prays that race-related flames engulfing American will burn the US, the "sons of Zion," and the "hypocrites" who have "abandoned Palestine."
According to special side to the president, making peace with Israel is like “playing with fire.”
Dressmaker: “We can be identified through the Palestinian attire, and this is something we are very proud of ... when we see our sons and daughters wearing this, it makes us very proud,"
The Palestinian Equestrian Federation halted horse-riding classes and local contests in late February as a precaution against the spread of the pandemic, a blow to one of the few sports activities in the Hamas-controlled enclave.
Kinda el-Khatib and her brother have been arrested and accused of "being Israeli agents," Arab media reports. Khatib posted comments opposing Hezbollah on social media just hours before being nabbed by Lebanese state security.
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