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Abu Samra uploaded an ad in Hebrew announcing "A golden opportunity to buy land in Judea and Samaria!" above a map of the land plots available for purchasing from the Arab project.

As punishment, besides the beatings, he was denied food and water, and as a result "I fainted three times and they took me to a hospital.”

The PA suspects this is evidence of an American-Israeli plan to support an independent Hamas government in the Gaza Strip.

The PA claims it's the next step to creating a micro-state in Gaza and splitting it off from the Palestinian Authority. Could be.

It's a brave, new world, folks, and for some unexplained reason, our side is on the giving, not the receiving end. We could get used to this.

Raanan, who last January was called by a French news website "the new Jewish Zuabi," teaches in Sapir College in Sderot.

Qatar was instrumental in influencing Hamas to participate in the elections under Abbas’ terms and has pledged $25 million in funding for the elections

The Fatah terror group called for a strike in the village on Thursday in protest of the demolitions.

A fairly negligible number of rioters arrived at crossings and checkpoints and threw rocks and firebombs at Israeli troops and burned tires.

Sami Abu Diyak, 37, a Fatah terrorist was sentenced in 2002 to three life terms plus 30 years. Justice was finally served.

PA officials say this Day of Rage will be both violent and a prelude to the next Intifada.

Many Arab and other officials from around the world have condemned the Pompeo declaration, saying it was a “threat to international system,” WAFA said.

Public Security Minister Gilad Erda has signed 10 closure orders against the P.A. in Jerusalem since the start of 2019.

A spokesman for AnyVision said that his company’s facial recognition systems at the green line crossings “work in the same way and for the same purposes as they do in airports, for example.

"The Middle East is rife with failed states and so the idea that we would abandon our security control in Judea and Samaria is ludicrous, we must not do that."

Abbas is attempting to eliminate his opponent Mohamed Dahlan .

But that move cutting US aid to PA security forces was initiated by Ramallah, not the US.

An IDF spokesperson stated that the unit was confronted by the PA police after it had already concluded its mission in the area “without casualties.”

The last time the PA held legislative elections, in 2006, a Hamas proxy party won 44.45% of the vote and 74 seats, and the PLO won 41.43% of the vote and 45 seats.

The boycott is being promoted by Yasser Abbas, son of PA head Mahmoud Abbas, and by Azzam al-Ahmed, a senior Fatah official, who have shown interest in importing calves from Portugal and Hungary, a shift that would give them control of the market.

IDF and police forces arrested the attackers, who arrived outside the settlement as part of the olive harvest.

"Both Palestinians and Israelis must refrain from violence, and aggressive and provocative rhetoric."

The PA Agriculture Ministry will establish an "exceptions committee" to ratify permits to import calves from Israel.

The destruction of archeological findings is commonplace in Judea and Samaria and is often used as a political tool to deny the historical Jewish presence in the region.

About 90% of the beef calves consumed in the PA come from Israeli farmers.

Four members of this terrorist family are serving several life terms and a fifth is being held in administrative detention. A sixth member was killed by the Israeli army. Ronen Lubarsky's killer is next.

Islam Yusuf Abu Hamid murdered Ronen Lubarsky by dropping a marble slab on his head from a rooftop.

Ali Abu Habla wrote that “this is a dark day in the history of Palestinian journalism," which doesn't have much of a history, as it is.

"The man's grandfather saved 26 Jews in the 1929 pogrom in Hebron. Now that he is in danger, we have a historic obligation to help him."

The lack of proper legal procedures and oversight enables the PA to use the funding to pay fund the terrorist’s stipends.