Advisor to Mahmoud Abbas on religious affairs and Islamic relations, Mahmoud Al-Habbash portrays the attacks as justified responses to what we said was an Israeli plan "to empty the West Bank of its residents." He further arrests that "resistance" – a term often used as a euphemism for the murder of Israelis – is a Palestinian "right."
Turkish president slams Palestinian Authority leader for snubbing Ankara invitation.
"Wake up! If we do not stop the rampant illegal construction in the reserve today, in a few years we will be dealing with one of the most severe security incidents here," the head of the Gush Etzion Regional Council warns.
Mustafa has previously served as deputy prime minister, economy minister, and economic adviser to Abbas.
The proposal, which reportedly has support from senior officials in both parties, calls on the US to condition foreign aid to Egypt, Iraq, Yemen, and Turkey on those countries accepting a certain number of refugees.
Various accounting measures, lowering of tax rate for gasoline result in a major boost to PA coffers.
The Palestinian Authority currently has a two billion shekel debt with the Israel Electric Company.
Troops enter the camp to arrest Palestinian terror suspects.
Israeli soldiers were alerted to the scene and whisked away the victim, who was surrounded and pelted with rocks.
Residents of the area report hearing a loud explosion. Hamas says it is developing its military capabilities to "surprise" the IDF in a future conflict.