Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh claimed he made progress in a deal to swap terrorists for Israeli hostages, but called for Hamas to kidnap more Israeli soldiers as 'loot.'

In a humiliating blow, Egypt and Israel prevented Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh from traveling to Iran, Turkey and Qatar to raise funds.

The Hamas terrorist group on Friday admitted that it is holding two live Israeli hostages and two bodies of dead Israelis, while accusing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of lying about their impending release.

Nayef Rajoub, a senior member of the Hamas terrorist group and the brother of senior Palestinian Authority (PA) figure Jibril Rajoub, is currently recuperating in a private hospital in Tel Aviv after apparently having undergone spine surgery.

Since Mahmoud Abbas rose to power, the situation in the West Bank has become as unstable as ever. With no clear successor and reports of rampant corruption, the PA faces an uncertain future.

Hamas Leader Abu Marzouk publicly calls for Israel's destruction, but privately thanks God for its existence and the medical treatment it is providing for his sister.

Hamas's leader Haniyeh continues to publicly work towards the destruction of Israel, but privately he enjoys Israeli medical care administered by Israeli doctors, his sworn enemies.

Hamas is certain that once it takes control of Judea and Samaria it will be able to destroy Israel "with a speed that no one can imagine."

“Palestinian blood that is spilled is precious, but the goals for which this blood is spilled are even more precious." - Khalil al-Hayya, Palestinian Legislative Council

Two weeks after the Hamas Fatah reconciliation deal, the PA agrees to transfer 3,000 security forces to Gaza.

While claiming to be in favor of negotiating a peace deal with Israel, the Palestinian Authority leadership is seeking to unite with terror group Hamas.