Recent revelations shed light on Fatah's involvement in the October 7 massacre and ongoing terrorist activities.

Fatah's admission exposes Hamas' attacks on aid workers and theft of vital supplies, igniting global condemnation.

The unrest is due to a sharp rise in bread and oil prices, while fuel prices have spiked too.

Terrorists Ismail Haniyeh and Marwan Barghouti would trounce Mahmoud Abbas if elections were held today.

US dollars won't restore Palestinian confidence in Mahmoud Abbas or bolster the two-state solution.

All that is left for the Palestinians to do is envy Israel, which has a vibrant parliament where lawmakers, including Arab MPs, are free to express their views without fear.

The residents of Gaza have again fallen victim to the failures and shortcomings of their leadership.  

Instead of attending to the needs of his people, Mahmoud Abbas is busy picking a fight with the US, and Hamas is busy fighting ISIS.

The PA is sending aid to Venezuela, in order to win media exposure, while ignoring the plight of its own people.

While an intense search is ongoing in Judea and Samaria for three boys kidnapped by Hamas terrorists, acts of terror against Israeli civilians continue as usual.

The Palestinian unity government is already facing its first crisis as it remains unclear which party will pay salaries to tens of thousands of Hamas employees.

There is the criminal failure of the international community to make any meaningful effort to prevent endless terrorist attacks against Israeli civilians.