Palestinian Authority & Gaza Strip

Yisrael Beytenu Minister Hamad Amar instructs Israel Tax Authority to prepare plan to deduct 400 million shekels owed from taxes Israel collects on behalf of the Palestinian Authority.

The Palestinian Authority police administration and Fatah’s Shabiba High School Movement are teaching 50 female teenagers to view terrorist Dalal Mughrabi as a role model.

The Palestinian Authority has not paid for the electricity it has received from the Israel Electric Corporation for the past two years, resulting in an accumulated debt of around NIS $156.8 million.

Hamas threatens escalation if Israel fails to transfer $8 million in funds for its workers salaries, reach deal on Gaza reconstruction efforts. "Our patience has run out," Hamas official says.

Nidal al-Atari was in possession of sensitive material on land transactions in Judea and Samaria at time of kidnapping by Palestinian security officials, investigation finds.

Israel Prison Service says it is unaware of any mass hunger strike, denies prisoners' claims they have been separated and put into designated cells.

"There is a segment in the community that deals with the issue as shameful, and they deal with breast removal and the word breast as if it was obscene or shameful," says campaign leader Georgette Harb.

Fatah Central Committee member says Chinese "have said that they will accept whatever the Palestinians accept." Calling Palestinians "messengers of peace," he says, "We want to make Israel swallow the poison one drop at a time."

"Promise of the Hereafter" conference states that a Jewish “brain drain” must be prevented as part of the effort to set the stage to realize "Hamas' strategic vision." Conference resolution further states that "we must differentiate between Jews who should and should not be killed."

UNRWA head Philippe Lazzarini says the agency needs $800 million a year for three years for its “core” activities – education, health care, and social protection and safety nets.