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Palestinian prisoners initiate their first day of hunger strike

The Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails started on Wednesday their first day of hunger strike in the context of the protest steps they announced to pressure the Israeli occupation authority

IOF troops bulldoze agricultural fields in northern Gaza

Israeli occupation forces (IOF) advanced into agricultural fields east of Jabalia to the north of Gaza Strip on Wednesday and started to bulldoze the crops, local sources reported.

Gandhi’s grandson in Al-Khalil supports Palestinian just struggle

Israeli occupation forces (IOF) have tried to obstruct the tour of Rajmohan Gandhi, the grandson of Indian independence leader Mahatma Gandhi, and his wife Usha in Al-Khalil city on Sunday.

Khudari describes Ellison’s statement as positive

MP Jamal Al-Khudari, the head of the popular committee against the siege, on Monday welcomed the statements of American congressman Keith Ellison at conclusion of his visit to Gaza Strip.

Zio-American moves to resettle Palestinian refugees worldwide

The Jerusalem-based AL-Manar newspaper on Monday revealed Zio-American moves to resettle the Palestinian refugees in many countries of the world and set a budget in this regard funded by Arab

Sheikh Jarrah resident hospitalized after attempted stabbing

Earlier today in Sheikh Jarrah, East Jerusalem, Israeli settlers attacked Palestinian residents and international solidarity activists, five of whom sustained injuries. The settlers were armed with stones and sticks. According

Lieberman: No settlement freeze in Jerusalem

Israeli foreign minister Avigdor Lieberman has stressed that his government would not freeze construction work in occupied Jerusalem.

Israel still barring entry of construction material into Gaza

Ra'ed Fattuh, the head of the committee coordinating entry of goods into Gaza Strip, has denied that Israel had informed the PA or his committee of its intent to allow

European organizations agree to retain open sea passage to Gaza

The European campaign to end the siege stated on Monday that there is an agreement among humanitarian organizations to retain an open sea passage to the Gaza Strip and not

Israeli minister: Ma’aleh Adumim to remain part of Israel

Gideon Sa'ar, the Israeli minister of education, has said that the settlement of Ma'aleh Adumim, which cuts the West Bank into two halves, would remain part of Israel in any