The families included in the class action base their claim against the P.A. on the fact that it “pays and provides benefits to imprisoned terrorists, as well as to the families of terrorists who were killed or injured while carrying out an act of terrorism.”

The Red Cross and United Nations are actively helping the Palestinian Authority assert sovereignty over parts of Israel’s capital.

“We want cooperation with Israel,” says Sheikh Wadee’ al-Jaabari. “We want coexistence.”

“Why can’t the PA say openly in Arabic, ‘No more battalions, no more armed groups and no such thing as resistance’? Why don’t we hear that message?”

The Muslim Brotherhood has issued a new fatwa – this time against the Palestinian leadership. Why? The PA is finally doing what it should have done from the start: fighting terror.

The move came after the E3 urged Israel to save the P.A. economy, claiming it had taken “significant” steps to combat terror financing.

Jerusalem court implements new law requiring punitive damages for terror victims; compensation to be drawn from frozen PA funds.

“We are committed to national unity, and we call for it,” said senior Hamas terrorist Abu Marzouk.

Israel’s finance minister is acting in response to Ramallah’s pursuit of unilateral statehood, ICC prosecution.