Hamas, Israel Back to Square One in Gaza
A ceasefire agreement leaves neither side the winner in the Gaza conflict.
A ceasefire agreement leaves neither side the winner in the Gaza conflict.
The Palestinian terrorist group may hope to influence the upcoming Israeli election.
Violence between Israeli and Islamist militants in the Gaza Strip escalates.
Israeli Defense Forces launch their most extensive bombardments in four years.
Israel warns that it will not hesitate to retaliate if rockets continue to be fired from Gaza.
The Palestinian leader recognizes that he will not be able to return to his ancestral home.
Israel and the United States can withhold tax revenue and financial aid.
The small Persian Gulf nation seeks to cement its position as regional mediator.
Hamas and Israel are both concerned about the expanding presence of jihadist groups.
President Mahmoud Abbas may be willing to reenter peace talks without preconditions.
For the second year in a row, Mahmoud Abbas urges improved status for the Palestinians.
The Republican candidate offends the Palestinians by questioning their economic performance.
The group’s refusal to participate in recent skirmishes signals a change in behavior.
The two Palestinian factions, long intent on destroying one another, have agreed to cooperate for the time being.
Palestine’s successful entry into UNESCO foreshadows a confrontation between the United Nations and United States.