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Nakba-62: we will not forget, we will not forgive

Jewish villages were built in the place of Arab villages. You do not even know the names of these villages, and I do not blame you because geography books no

Report: Matar shot dead trying to exercise his right to return to his hometown

A news report said that the 80-year-old man Fouad Matar, who was shot dead by Israeli troops last Friday east of Beit Hanoun near the 1948 occupied lands, was trying

Palestinian youth injured in IOF shooting

Israeli occupation forces (IOF) shot at and wounded a Palestinian young man east of Beit Hanun town, north of the Gaza Strip, on Saturday.

Palestinian infant dies after inhaling teargas fired by IOF

A one and a half year old Palestinian toddler was pronounced dead on Sunday evening after inhaling teargas fired by Israeli occupation forces (IOF).

Peace Now: Israel building 14 new housing units in OJ

The Israeli leftist movement Peace Now said in a report that Israel has started building 14 new housing units in Ras Al-Amod neighborhood in eastern Jerusalem.

Official sources: Egypt’s iron wall is not the only threat to tunnel trade

Different security and official sources stated that Egypt’s steel wall is not the most serious threat to the tunnel trade in the besieged Gaza Strip, but the other tight measures

Jewish settlers uproot olive trees in Nablus, IOF soldiers terrorize Al-Khalil

Tens of Jewish settlers stormed Palestinian cultivated land lots in Qaryut village, south of Nablus city, last night and uprooted olive trees causing vast damage.

Palestinian female prisoners inside occupation jail, the endless suffering

Female prisoners have spent more than eight or seven women’s day anniversaries behind prison bars

‘U.S. Administration is Ignoring a Host of Palestinian Provocations’

Israeli envoy to the U.S. Michael Oren, meanwhile, told the country's diplomats there that U.S.-Israeli relations face their worst crisis in 35 years.

Going after Jordan’s Al Capone?

When King Abdullah disbanded Parliament, his new Prime Minister Samir Rifa'i had made battling corruption a top priority, though there was skepticism given that he had himself been reportedly forced