Palestinian Authority

It's that time of year again, when pro-Gaza groups get antsy and they just have to launch a flotilla. This time, it's the women.

The deal between Israel and the PA comes in the wake of a major deal that was reached between Israel and the PA on managing the latter's $530 million debt to the Israel Electric Company.

Gaza terrorists launched a mortar attack on southern Israel, and then the leaders of Gaza's Hamas terror group raced to evacuate their headquarters, fearing Israeli reprisal.

The 18-year-old terrorist who murdered a 20-year-old IDF soldier thought he'd be killed during the attack by Israeli Police, and then become a "martyr." A rich one.

Israeli authorities busted a major smuggling ring that has already succeeded in sneaking 100 ATVs into the hands of Hamas in Gaza.

Police foiled a terrorist attack when their suspicions were aroused by the suspicious behavior of an Arab who wanted to pass through a checkpoint.

The IDF is telling its soldiers not to rely on any GPS navigation apps for directions when driving from one place to another; it might cost them their lives.

The prosecution argued that it would be a mistake to treat Jewish and Arab terrorism equally.

The agreement places full responsibility for electric bills collection on the PA, which in the past rejected its responsibility for the debt.

A terror attack was averted and a Palestinian Authority Arab was caught by Israeli police with an M-16 assault rifle near Jericho, thanks to an intelligence tip.

The group of Al-Haq friendly lawmakers is led by one of the most anti-Israel members of Congress, Betty McCollum, US Representative for Minnesota's 4th congressional district.

Outraged residents of Amona and Ofra are denouncing the Likud government that is enforcing a court order to demolish their homes.

Two female IDF soldiers were rescued from the Palestinian Authority city of Tulkarem after entering by mistake, and being attacked by residents.

Stoning attacks by Arab terrorists have continued to target Israeli motorists traveling the roads of Judea, Samaria and other regions.

On Friday, DOS Press Director Elizabeth Trudeau rebutted Netanyahu's accusation, although a careful reading of her attack on the PM reveals she didn't really answer his main argument.

It began on the eve of Rosh Hashanah 5776.

A Russian Foreign Ministry official told Tass on Thursday that Russia is "responding to the appeals of the Palestinians and Israelis."

A spokesman for the PLO said the decision to drop his movement's candidates from local lists was tantamount to a "massacre by the Hamas court."

The timing of the revelation did not escape PA Arab representatives, who have been flooding Israeli media Thursday morning with profuse denials of the charges.

"President Putin offered to meet in Moscow on September 9," Abbas said. "I agreed. I was to fly to Moscow from here (Warsaw) to meet with Prime Minister Netanyahu."

The accommodations have all been approved by Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman (Yisrael Beiteinu), in the spirit of facilitating a life of religion and worship.

We went looking for those items that best reflect how the report turns facts and figures on their heads to come up with the preconceived conclusion: it's all the fault of the Israeli occupation, and once Israel is out of the picture you'll see how those Palestinians will become Switzerland of the Middle East.

Netanyahu said he was reviewing the Russian President's proposal and the timing of a possible meeting with Abbas.

The indictment omits a crucial component, the fact that the Arab taxi veered off its path in an attempt to ram the shooter's vehicle.

On its face the ruling is tantamount to a NY City judge punishing a victim of violence for entering a dangerous neighborhood without first receiving police permission.

Liberman attacked the Europeans and the Americans who demand that Israel ignore the Supreme Court ruling to demolish Susiya, but to enforce the same court's ruling on demolishing the Jewish Amona community in northern Samaria.

DM Liberman has reportedly approved construction of a new Arab children's hospital near the Palestinian Authority town of Bethlehem, on Israeli-controlled land in Area C.

Regavim said in a statement that the action sent "a clear message that if you are about to break the law, you will be stopped."

The worshipers were pelted with stones and firebombs and Israeli forces responded using means for dispersing demonstrations.

The contradiction between the two expert opinions could result in changing the indictment, but not necessarily in an acquittal.