Eye on "Palestine"

The kingdom contributed billions to Palestinian Authority Arab causes until cutting off funding over corruption.

Israelis would soon face a new concept: “The Victims of Peace.”

You should know that this was not Noor Wazwaz’s first visit to Israel.

U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres is expected to travel to Ramallah after the General Assembly meetings, while International Criminal Court Chief Prosecutor Karim Ahmad Khan is scheduled to visit in October.

Al-Quds reported that 30 wanted persons were arrested.

Saleh Arouri wants Hamas to work more with Iran.

“Hamas and the rest of Iran’s proxies know very well that we will fight with all means against their efforts to cause terror — in Judea and Samaria, Gaza and anywhere else."

The U.S. State Department released a fact sheet about the memorandum of understanding that Washington and Jerusalem signed on July 19.

In the Jewish State you’re not allowed to criticize the army and its generals because, let’s face it, they can do no wrong.

The terrorist is serving two life sentences for his role in the 2006 kidnapping and murder of 18-year-old Eliyahu Asheri,

Just two months ago, two teenage terrorists were killed in the Palestinian Authority city of Shechem during a similar “work accident”.

Because grapes are particularly sensitive to shifting temperatures and weather patterns, this year’s harvest was seriously affected.

A Lebanese news outlet cited Israeli media reports saying Israel is about to carry out a “major operational activity” in response to the escalation of terror in Judea and Samaria.

When will Israel and the world see that they are the authors of our own nightmare?

This is the second campaign of mass arrests in as many days.

Hundreds of Gazans descended on the security fence, launching explosive devices toward Israeli territory.

Established in May 2023, the Hamas-funded “Al-Ayash Battalion” is named in honor of Yahya Ayash, also known as “The Engineer.”

The P.A. chief previously fired 12 of his 16 regional governors.

The suspect is believed to have assisted the terrorist who murdered Shay Silas Nigrekar and his son, Aviad Nir.

The European Commission is threatening to sue unless Israel comes up with the money.

As with Sunday's incident, it's not yet clear which terrorist organization was responsible for the launch.

Israel has attempted to slow down the flood of freely roaming PA Arabs into its territory by banning them from coming in with cars.

"The UAV did not pose a threat to residents of southern Israel, and no alerts were activated according to protocol," the IDF said.

U.S. State Department officials expressed those concerns privately, asking the Treasury Department to exempt them from laws barring the United States from sending funds into areas run by "Palestinian" terror groups.

Al Jazeera reported that the wanted man who was eliminated was a commander of the al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigade in Jenin.

Rami al-Farra died "in Russia during a missile attack."

The soldiers were not hurt, returned fire, and wounded and arrested one of the terrorists.

The IDF arrested the wanted man, Muhammad Abu Al-Assal, in his family's home in the camp.

Over the past month, nine suspects belonging to Hamas were arrested.

These people must be killed now. We can always apologize later…