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Palestinians cite the vaccines' close expiration date as the reason for refusing delivery. Israeli Health Ministry maintains vaccines delivered to the Palestinian "identical to ones currently used to immunize Israelis."
"We will not allow the Israeli government to impose its conditions on the resistance or isolate Gaza," Palestinian terrorist groups reportedly tell Israel through Egyptian mediators.
Survey by a Ramallah-based think tank finds 77% of Palestinians believe Hamas won the latest battle against Israel, and shows plummeting support for PA President Mahmoud Abbas.
While thanking Omar for taking positions the terror group views as favorable on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Hamas said her comparison was “unacceptable” and “unfair."
Hamas has presented the Fatah movement with impossible demands perceived by Ramallah as a clear existential threat. The PA, meanwhile, is seeking a foothold in the process of Gaza's rehabilitation by seeking control of foreign donations.
Those who die “for the sake of defending the homeland and honor from the attacks of attackers and the oppression of oppressors” are God's chosen, says Sheikh Muhammad Hussein.
"Egyptian mediators have confirmed to us that Israel will allow the transfer of funds from Qatar to Gaza by the end of the week or at the very latest by early next week," a senior Hamas official tells Israel Hayom.
As police pulls the permit given to the annual flag parade in the capital, Arabs plan to hold their own rally from Damascus Gate in the Arab Quarter of the Old City to the Al-Aqsa Mosque.
Speaking to Al Jazeera while on a visit to Qatar, Mohammad Shtayyeh says any escalation in Jerusalem is in the interest of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and that the world is showing "unprecedented support for the Palestinians."
“While investigating how to secure the building from the missiles, a detailed assessment on 31 May 2021 revealed what appears to be a cavity and a possible tunnel, at the location of the missile strike,” UN agency for Palestinian refugees says in a statement.
