'They are gathering ammunition, drawing up plans and waiting for the opportune moment. The danger is massive, growing, and imminent.'

The $462 million claim comes after a $55 million suit filed three months ago.

The resolution is expected to be brought to a vote at the U.N. General Assembly, which is scheduled to open on Sept. 10.

Keep in mind Palestinian diplomats' social media posts next time you are assured the PA is 'moderate' and can be trusted to take over Gaza.

'Erasing all antisemitic content from education materials is among the first of many steps needed to establish civil society,' said Austrian MEP Lukas Mandl.

If the families win, the funds will be distributed among the dozens of plaintiffs, amounting to $2.7 million per family.

The Palestinian Authority warned of 'imminent consequences.'

The Biden Administration, World Bank, and EU stand ready with taxpayer financing to ensure that PA Chair Abbas and his terrorists don't run out of murder-for-hire payments anytime soon.

The PA’s silence in the face of the murder of 12 children in the Golan Heights tells us about its values.

This was in response to PA payments to families of terrorists, sparking renewed controversy.

Despite the deadly attack by Hamas on Israel, Western nations are shockingly embracing policies that favor the terrorist group.

The cartoon depicts a unified "Palestine" with arms painted in the flags of the three European nations.

A third of Israelis who thought, before October 7th, that a Palestinian State could be viable under certain conditions now oppose it entirely.

Proposing the PA's return to Gaza ignores the deadly threat posed by Hamas

As tensions escalate in the Middle East, Hamas applauds Iranian attacks on Israel.

Office of Palestinian Affairs under fire for calling on Israel to stand down hours after Hamas terror attack.

Palestinian officials have openly stated the Red Cross's role is crucial in helping prisoners receive funds. 

In a covert meeting in Moscow, the Palestinian Authority and Hamas have joined forces.

In the quest for stability in post-war Gaza, Israeli officials are exploring unconventional avenues, seeking partnerships with local clans.

As global leaders entertain the notion of a 'demilitarized' Palestinian state, recent events and expert analysis underscore the perilous risks involved.

Bethlehem hospital cuts 20% of beds while the Palestinian Authority rushes to pay terrorists, bypassing regulations.

Quick action by Israeli army reservist prevents further casualties as he neutralizes a Palestinian terrorist.

An Israeli court has imposed a lien of 276,000 shekels on the Palestinian Authority in favor of the family of a 2014 terror attack.

Whether the new entity will continue its hostility towards Israel remains to be seen.

The Palestinian Authority pays terrorists and their families close to one billion NIS a year.

Abbas is exploring a potentially controversial strategy, contemplating collaboration with "soft core" Hamas members in Gaza.

Palestinian Authority glorifies of Abdallah Barghouti, a terrorist responsible for the deaths of 68 Israelis.

You can't live with neighbors who make a living off our deaths," says a Kibbutz resident who has been evacuated.

PA increases "pay-for-slay" payments, recognizing thousands additional "Martyrs" since October 7, exacerbating financial strain and budget deficit.

Is the Biden administration's vision for a 'revitalized' Palestinian Authority realistic, or a risky fantasy given the persisting glorification of terrorists and incitement against Israel?

“The occupation (i.e., Israel) stole organs from the corpses such as the cornea of the eye, the concha of the ear, liver, kidneys and heart” – newest PA libel.

“Israeli NGO Regavim has released a video compilation of Fatah officials and P.A. media praising Hamas's Oct. 7 attack."

Are there no Arab leaders in the Middle East that have a sense of remorse for the crimes committed by Hamas? By Jacob Sivak, Algemeiner The Simchat Torah terror attack by Hamas resulted in the murder of approximately 1,400 Israelis, mostly civilians. Thousands were injured, and a reported 200 were taken hostage. As I read... Read more »

An Israel-based NGO and media watchdog estimates that each family will receive 7,400 shekels for the first month—11.1 million shekels ($2,789,430) in total to the families of the Hamas terrorists killed in the attack that began on Oct. 7.

This month, Fatah terrorists reenacted the capture of eight Israeli soldiers in Lebanon in 1982.

The repeated military operations in Jenin underscore Israel's unwavering commitment to safeguarding the security of its citizens, leaving no room for chance.

The move is permitted under a law enacted following the Oslo Accords allowing Israel to deduct funds destined for the P.A. to offset its debts.

A high-level U.S. delegation's visit to Saudi Arabia this week coincides with a Palestinian delegation's presence in Riyadh.

A construction vehicle was confiscated after an inspector found that the Palestinian Authority had begun paving roads on the ruins of the historic site.