RAMALLAH, The Israeli occupation authorities detained 5300 Palestinians since the start of this year, including 111 women, 620 minors, and 1610 administratively, today said the Palestinian Prisoner’s Society (PPS). It said the highest number of detentions were recorded in
JERUSALEM, Dozens of Jewish fanatics, protected by scores of Israeli police, today, the last day of the Jewish Sukkot holiday, stormed the Muslim holy site, Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem’s Old City, where they provoked the Muslim worshippers, according to the
GAZA, Israeli occupation forces today targeted Palestinian farmers, east of the Gaza Strip, according to WAFA correspondent. He said that Israeli soldiers stationed at the border fence east of Gaza city fired several teargas grenades toward the farmers who
RAMALLAH, Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh today invited the international community, mainly the United Nations and the International Committee of the Red Cross, to visit the Palestinian communities blockaded by the Israeli occupation forces in order to bear witnesses to what
HEBRON, Israeli forces today attacked Palestinian students as they were leaving their schools in the occupied area of the southern West Bank city of Hebron and detained one while several others suffocated from tear gas inhalation fired by the soldiers
RAMALLAH, The Presidency today confirmed today its position in support of the sovereignty of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The Presidency affirmed in a press statement the position of the State of Palestine, led by President Mahmoud Abbas, as
JERUSALEM, The Israeli occupation authorities today advanced a new colonial settlement construction plan in the occupied city of Jerusalem. The Israeli District Planning and Building Committee approved the plan to construct hundreds of new settler units and commercial facilities
TUBAS, The Israeli occupation authorities today notified the Municipal Council of Khirbet A‘tuf village, southeast of Tubas, of their intention to uproot tens of thousands of forest trees from the area, according to a local activist. Mu‘taz Bsharat said
