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The 65-year-old PA official underwent a lung transplant in 2017, placing him at higher risk for COVID-19 complication. Hadassah Medical Center confirms Erekat has been sedated and placed on a ventilator, stresses its top specialists are handling the "very complex" case.
A member of Fatah, the most powerful faction within the PLO, Saeb Erekat has been one of the most high-profile faces of the Palestinian leadership for decades, especially to international audiences.
The Americans want to erase the Palestinian issue and make Israel a legitimate part of the Middle East, but "this won’t come to pass without a resolution to the [Palestinian] matter,” warns Deputy Hamas leader Saleh al-Arouri.
Saeb Erekat, 65, underwent a lung transplant in the United States in 2017, placing him as heightened risk for COVID-19 complication. Longtime PLO exec says he is in isolation and receiving medical treatment at home.
New Gulf Arab ties with Israel could also be an opportunity to apply fresh pressure to halt Jewish settlement on land Palestinians want for a future state, says Palestinian-American Bashar Masri, who runs two of the Palestinians’ largest holding companies.
Saleh al-Arouri entered quarantine after he was diagnosed and is "doing well," the Gaza-based terrorist group says. Arouri is believed to have contracted the disease while meeting with Fatah officials in Turkey last week.
Ramallah said to have received $38 million in the first half of 2020 compared to $267 million over the same period of time in 2019.
The rival Palestinian factions are said to have agreed to hold parliamentary and presidential elections within six months.
Palestinian Authority's curriculum continues to encourage "holy war" and martyrdom.
"Palestine has decided to concede its right to chair the League's council (of foreign ministers) at its current session. There is no honor in seeing Arabs rush towards normalization during its presidency,” PA envoy says.
