Israel will not conduct diplomatic negotiations with the PA until its new partner, the Hamas terror organization, fulfills basic demands.  

PA President, Mahmoud Abbas, 81, was reportedly given a clean bill of health on Thursday following an emergency heart procedure.

The residents of Gaza, under Hamas' authoritarian rule, are again facing popular unrest because of Hamas' failure and disinterest to govern properly.

Former US President Carter will meet with Hamas terrorists on Thursday. Israeli President Rivlin and Prime Minister Netanyahu refuse to meet with him due to his anti-Israel stance.

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Hamas arrests are supposedly intended to prevent terror attacks intended to influence Israeli elections.

“The Security Council has yet to say a word in response to the wave of terrorism aimed at Israeli citizens in recent months." – Ron Prosor, Israel's UN envoy

Encouraged by anti-Israel incitement,, a Palestinian terrorist went on a stabbing spree in Tel Aviv before being caught by police.

Disgruntled former employees rioted on Tuesday as they forced their way into government offices, destroying property and setting government vehicles on fire.

Fighting fire with fire – Israel threatens the Palestinian Authority with war crimes charges in response to the PA threat to go to court against the Jewish state.

As the PA continues with its belligerence, Israel is hitting back where it hurts – in the pocket – by withholding NIS 500 million in tax funds.

Security forces are on high alert in the wake of the most recent Arab attacks on Israelis. Defense Minister Ya'alon warns of Hamas plots to generate more terror.

Hamas is gaining popularity on the Palestinian street and PA head Abbas is losing his grip. Hamas therefore wants elections, while Abbas refuses.

During an interview with the Palestinian prime minister, it was strongly hinted that Hamas had stolen food and medical aid intended for the citizens of Gaza.

After weeks of quarreling, the unity government between the Palestinian Authority and Hamas appears to be on the verge of collapse.

Israelis are under attack not only from Gaza, but also from dangerous enemies living in Palestinian Authority-run territory in Judea and Samaria.

On the sixth day of Operation Protective Edge, Israel remains determined to neutralize the terrorist infrastructure in Gaza.

Canada is the only government to place responsibility on the Fatah-Hamas unity government for stopping terrorist attacks against Israeli citizens.

Sultan Abu Al-Einein, advisor toe Palestinian Authority head Mahmoud Abbas, is encouraging violence against Israeli civilians and a new Intifada.

IDF hits back and prime minister calls emergency Security Cabinet meeting as Israelis in the south are bombarded by missiles.

The Fatah movement, headed by Mahmoud Abbas, referred to the murdered kids as "soldiers" in its first reaction to the discovery of the boys' dead bodies.

Senator Ted Cruz describes unique personalities of three Jewish teenagers kidnapped by Hamas, slams PA unity deal and demands unequivocal support for Israel.

Mike Huckabee, a key figure in the Republican party, discussed the abduction of an American-Israeli teen with UWI and other pro-Israel organizations and media.

The day before three boys were kidnapped, the EU's foreign policy chief welcomed Hamas into the PA government while lambasting Israel for detaining terrorists.

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon’s spokesperson angered Israelis by saying the UN has no evidence that the kidnapping of three Israeli boys had actually occurred.