Not even the Arab League wants to invite the Palestinians to the summit in Cairo, despite the fact its focus is on rebuilding the Gaza Strip.

Hamas’s ceremonies, cheered by throngs of civilians celebrating the deaths of kidnapped women and children, are an indefensible culture of hate and death.

There is always some reason for the media to attack Israel. This week, the case of a Palestinian bookstore in East Jerusalem was in the spotlight.

The terrorists received $141,837,087 from the Palestinian Authority while serving time.

The wave of Palestinian Arab violence that raged from December 1987 to the autumn of 1993 featured murderous bombings, shootings and stabbings.

A new poll among Palestinians shows a dramatic drop in support for Hamas, a strong preference for Fatah and a clear demand for a two-state solution.

Arabic-language roadside campaign aims to encourage local Arabs to emigrate, abandon agenda of a “Palestinian state.”

This marks the first time in a decade that illegal construction has dropped, accompanied by increased enforcement by Israel’s Civil Administration.

After the re-election of Donald Trump, the Palestinians are less euphoric than the Israelis, to say the least.