“We demand justice for a man who was doing nothing but speaking the truth to power,” says the lawyer representing Nizar Banat’s relatives.

According to the JC, Britain has been training and supporting Abbas’s security services since 2011 at a cost of more than £65 million (appr. $7 million).

No one has demanded explanations from the PA as to why it released officers accused of abduction and murder.

The woman was turned back — not by Israel or Egypt, which have imposed a 14-year blockade on the Gaza Strip — but because of a male guardianship law enacted by Hamas.

The notion that Israel has been carrying out a decades-long crackdown on political activism in the PA territories is a baseless partisan allegation put forward by the very same organizations now blacklisted by Israel as terror organizations.

The Squad slammed PA leader Abbas in their tweets while continuing to claim that Israeli 'apartheid' is the reason for the Palestinians' misery.

Some 150 people demonstrated in Ramallah on Saturday evening, holding up posters of Banat and chanting anti-Abbas slogans.

Nizar Banat frequently criticized the PA in videos and articles posted on Facebook, where he had more than 100,000 followers.

Annual report brings back the term 'occupation' but slams Palestinians for horrific abuses against their own people; confirms Jerusalem as Israeli capital.

In a first - Israel's new Arab partner in peace, Bahrain, refuses to even show up for a biased anti-Israel UN vote.

Recently appointed New York Times Jerusalem Bureau Chief Patrick Kingsley blames human rights abuses by the Palestinian leadership on Israel, Honest Reporting notes.

Human rights violations are regularly ignored by the international community when they are perpetrated by Palestinians against Palestinians and lack an anti-Israel angle.

Pro-Palestinian groups claim to care about Palestinians and advocate for their rights. What about Palestinian abuse of journalists who express their views?

While international human rights groups and the European Union are condemning Israel, they are ignoring home demolitions carried out by Hamas in the Gaza Strip.

The Palestinian leadership's ongoing efforts to muzzle its critics not only deprives Palestinians of their salaries and pensions, it also involves intimidation and arrests.

'The Council must condemn Hamas for its exploitation of children as human shields, risking their lives,' Danon demanded of the UN.