Crime and Punishment Part Five – Life in Gaza
Life in Gaza through the eyes of Vice News, the final part of a 5 part series.
Crime and Punishment Part Four – Life in Gaza
Part 4 of the series by Vice.com showing the life in Gaza under Hamas rule.
Crime and Punishment Part Three – Life in Gaza
Part 3 of the five part series about life in Gaza under Hamas rule - by Vice News
Who’s Responsible for the One Country for Two Nations Campaign in the PA?
Billboards of Palestinian and Israeli flags were raised recently in the Palestinian authority with the slogan: "One country for 5 million Arabs and 6 million Jews". The Palestinians
Crime and Punishment Part One – Life in Gaza
This is Vice.com's version of life in Gaza under Hamas rule...
Palestinian elections move forward, but will this change anything?
A voter registration office was opened in the Gaza Strip by the political rivals Hamas and Fatah last week, bringing the region one step forward toward presidential and
I ran for my life, a Syrias Situation and PA sings the blues
Journalist and talk radio host Aaron Klein wrote a piece for Arutz Sheva in which he posits rumors that Israel is about to attack Iran, not exactly correct.
Palestinian Authority Telephone Network Hacked
According to reports from the Palestinian military, the main phone network in the West Bank and Gaza has suffered a sustained attack by computer hackers… As a result, most
Mazal Tov to the Palestinian Authority!
On Monday, they became a full member of the U.N. cultural and educational agency. As a result, U.S. lawmakers have threatened to withhold roughly $80 million in
Palestinian Bid Under Nigerian Foot, Grapel to be Freed by Panetta and more!
Last Sunday, Israel guided by Bibi welcomed parts of an international plan for resuming the long-dormant peace talks with the Palestinians; however, much warranted caveats were issued. Mediators
al-Zahar vs. Mashaal: a rocky road for Hamas
The recent conflict between Mahmoud al-Zahar, the Minister of Foreign Affairs in Gaza, and Damascus-based Hamas political bureau leader Khaled Mashaal demonstrates the animosity
Palestinian Permission
On Tuesday, Israeli soldiers opened a thoroughfare in Nablus for the first time in nine years. On Monday, Palestinian liaisons of the Israeli army presided over the opening
Republican Bill to Curtail Middle East Spending
Last Wednesday, United States Republicans moved to cut aid to "several of Israel's neighbors" and to stiffen control of assistance to Pakistan, swearing to go medieval
The Palestinian Authority: How It Looks From Here
Perhaps it is time for the Palestinian Authority to call off suicide picketing and get to work on life in their own borders. They will find this is



























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