08.16.2017 | 24 Av, 5777
Palestinian leadership considering more punitive measures against Hamas
IDF razes home of Halamish attacker
Mossad chief to visit DC for talks on Iran and Syria
Shamasneh son calls house dispute ‘political,’ claims it favors settlers
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Court: Draft of Israeli Declaration of Independence can be sold
Likud stops membership drive due to 'infiltrators'
Nine soldiers recover after being infected with measles
Plans under way for first PM visit to Latin America
Sinai Says: Itzhak Shum takes on biggest challenge yet as savior of Kfar Saba
Two-time NBA champion Norris Cole joins Maccabi TA
Preview: Beersheba in a confident mood ahead of layoffs
Will Israeli soccer embrace British-Jewish player?
400 additional nursing students to begin classes in September
Citrus fruit: From ancient luxury item to today’s cash crop
Mobileye founders implicated in insider trading affair
Beware! New school year is set to start in less than three weeks!
Science Ministry offers NIS 1.8 million in funding for biometrics
Haifa Chemicals to close down two plants, layoff 800 workers
Israel's own 'Mr. Arava'
Industrial waste water leaks from Israeli chemical plant
Watch: Hundreds of jellyfish threaten to clog up Israeli power plant
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Iran's military chief in rare visit to Turkey for Syria talks
Abbas congratulates North Korea’s Kim Jong-un on national holiday
Yemen’s humanitarian disaster accelerates amid international indifference
Jordan holds local elections in step to devolve powers
Iran could quit nuclear deal in "hours" if new US sanctions imposed-Rouhani
Report: Iran and Russia violated UN weapons sanctions
As body count climbs, Iran moves towards softening drug laws
Mossad chief warns Iran taking over territory relinquished by ISIS
US Jewish celebrities horrified by Trump remarks
Story of teen who saved Jews in WWII comes to Hollywood
Poland seeks Jewish-American lawyers
Another woman publicly accuses Roman Polanski of underage rape
A stubborn blood cancer, but there is hope
Drip irrigation, jewel of Israeli tech, sells for $1.5b
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Trump’s missing moral clarity
Romney, other Republicans rebuke Trump's Charlottesville walk-back
Can 'very fine people' march with neo-Nazis?
Trump angrily lashes out over Charlottesville fallout, blames 'both sides'
Analysis: Clinton falls amid assault on establishment
Clinton concedes: 'We have still not shattered that highest and hardest glass ceiling'
Hillary Clinton and the glass ceiling: Cracked but intact
NY hassidic village loyal to Clinton despite Trump popularity among ultra-Orthodox
Trump reportedly picks friend of Jared Kushner to serve in administration
Trump calls UN 'sad,' days after Israeli settlements vote
Saddam Hussein's daughter touts Trump's 'political sensibility'
Dermer calls on Trump to move embassy to Jerusalem
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Jewish teen's graduation prank goes viral
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Evangelical leader calls for boycott of Roger Waters concert
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First KKL-JNF House for Youth to be established in Upper Nazareth
For the first time in Israel: 25 clean energy buses for Haifa
Operation Protective Edge Memorial to be Built in Gvaram Forest
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Bibi’s "vague" response to Charlottesville: Comity with Trump over support for the Diaspora?
"The allegations are incorrect," the Israeli Prime Minister's Office responded.
By YASSER OKBI/ MAARIV HASHAVUA,YANIR COZIN
The Palestinian Authority President met with a Hamas delegation in Ramallah.
By JPOST.COM STAFF
A hospital doctor told the Palestine TV channel that "all the checks demonstrate that [Abbas] is in good medical condition".
By YASSER OKBI/ MAARIV HASHAVUA
The broadcasting station in Ramallah is suspected of manufacturing and distributing material which incites terror.
By ANNA AHRONHEIM
Gunman was shot by authorities after he attempted to fire at soldiers who came to arrest him during an overnight raid connected to previous shooting.
Palestinian lawmaker Khalida Jarrar was also arrested in 2015 for similar charges.
By ADAM RASGON
Over the past two months, Abbas has undertaken a series of measures to pressure Hamas to concede control of the Gaza Strip.
The meeting between the Israeli finance minister and Palestinian officials comes amid efforts by the US to jump-start the diplomatic process.
By HERB KEINON
Chinese special envoy to the Middle East, Gong Xiaosheng, made the remarks during a meeting Monday night with PA President Mahmoud Abbas in Ramallah.
The topic has yet to be broached.
By TOVAH LAZAROFF
In an unexpected move, the IDF announced that the convict was released due to the emergence of new evidence. Haitham Muari's release comes after 16 years behind bars.
By YONAH JEREMY BOB
PA security forces also targeted a number of journalists, preventing them from carrying out their job.
The protestors also called for an end to security cooperation with Israel.
Farid al-Atrash said that Sunday's events were a "dark day" for human rights.
Trump's phone call with Abbas and CIA Director Mike Pompeo's visit to Ramallah evidence of growing bond, PA statement suggests.
Hamas pointed a finger at security coordination on Monday as bearing responsibility for Araj’s death.
The signs, which surfaced at the entrance to Ramallah on Thursday, sparked a controversy in the Arab world and angered supporters of a two-state solution. The source of the posters remains a mystery.
By YASSER OKBI/ MAARIV HASHAVUA,JOY BERNARD
The Wafa statement did not indicate if Abbas and Blome discussed the status of the US Embassy in Israel.
UNSC resolution 2334, which was passed on December 23, said that settlements “have no legal validity” and constitute an obstacle to peace.
While many Palestinians hail Arafat as the father of Palestinian nationalism, others, including many Israelis, believe he has blood on his hands.
Soldier being questioned two days after he fired on unarmed man who he said was running suspiciously toward a checkpoint.
By YAAKOV LAPPIN
Journalist reportedly among the Israelis that traveled to Ramallah in hopes of participating in a breaking of the fast event for Ramadan; none injured.
By MAARIV ONLINE
Flouting convention – and the law – one artist finds inspiration across the Green Line.
By MAX SCHINDLER
The six meter statue, which is the first of its kind outside South Africa, is a gift from the Johannesburg Municipality to its twin city, Ramallah.
By MAAYAN GROISMAN
By YAAKOV LAPPIN,KHALED ABU TOAMEH
"Each minute marks a serious threat to his life, because it is probable that his inner organs will stop operating at any moment, leading to immediate death."
PA officer involved in Beit El shooting of three IDF soldiers set out before attack from Ramallah.
“A heated face-off ensued, with shouting, threats and some physical scuffles between the two sides, but no shots were fired."
By KHALED ABU TOAMEH
Israel paving way for bitter religious conflict that we don't want, PA leader says in Ramallah.
The footage shows the plainclothes soldiers dressed as Palestinians drawing their weapons and then arresting three people.
Malki dubbed it the “worst form of terrorism” and said that the PA is working towards convincing the US to add settler groups to the list of terror organizations.
It’s not clear at this stage whether the decision to deploy the guards was taken in coordination with the Palestinian Authority leadership, but PA officials have warned against any violence.
Chief Palestinian negotiator says recognizing Israel should be conditioned on a "reciprocal recognition" of a Palestinian state by Jerusalem.
London-based paper says decision could affect Abbas and his two sons, who have businesses in Jordan.
Report by Palestinian Media Watch claims PA spent $144 million in 2014 paying salaries to incarcerated and release prisoners.
Calling coalition extreme, Erekat says it will be counteractive to "peace and stability" in region.
By JPOST.COM STAFF,KHALED ABU TOAMEH
Charges against Khalida Jerrar include supporting terrorism and being a member of an illegal organization.
Following a deal with Israel, PA launches armed patrols for first time in towns near Jerusalem.
By REUTERS
Kerry phoned Abbas to urge him to refrain from taking “harsh” decisions before the upcoming Israeli elections.
The officials were responding to consistent claims from top US and EU officials that if the money is not transferred soon the PA may fall apart or stop security cooperation with Israel.
Suspect fled to Ramallah post-stabbing, taking refuge in house for a week, Palestinian media says.
Resolution calls for a full IDF withdrawal to the pre-1967 lines within three years.
Shaikh Salman said the AFC will start to coordinate with FIFA to study ways and mechanisms to put an end to such occurrences.
By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
"Those who encourage and allow attacks on mosques and against Palestinians should expect a response," organization warns.
By KHALED ABU TOAMEH,LAHAV HARKOV,BEN HARTMAN
Likud MK Regev condemns arson attack, calls on Judea and Samaria leadership to rein in "extremist Jewish minority"; petrol bomb thrown at ancient synagogue in Shfaram in separate incident.
IDF confirms reports that they opened fire in West Bank town
Hundreds of Palestinians attend funeral of man who was struck by IDF fire after hurling explosive device at Israeli soldiers.
By REUTERS,YAAKOV LAPPIN
An IDF unit sent to arrest a Hamas member in Ramallah encountered violent disturbances when approximately 50 Palestinians hurled rocks, firebombs, and burning tires, the army said.
Dr. Khalil Shikaki weighs in on the political and sociological implications that will arise from Hamas’s kidnapping of three yeshiva students.
By Mati WAGNER
Greenblatt is scheduled to meet with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem, and with Abbas in Ramallah.
Since Tuesday, an estimated 750 hectares (1,850 acres) of forests and rural areas have been destroyed.
By DANIEL K. EISENBUD,SHARON UDASIN
Beilin said he and other leaders of his Geneva Initiative go to Ramallah every month or two to meet with their Palestinian counterparts with whom they worked on the initiative 12 years ago.
By GIL HOFFMAN
The simple political explanation is that Eisenkot understands that focusing on the wave of terror is diverting attention and resources from the main threat emanating from the North.
By UDI SEGAL
Police expecting thousands of Muslims to come in from different areas such as Ramallah, Bethlehem and Hebron.
By REUTERS,ARIEL BARBIERI-AGHIB
Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman slams "hypocrisy" over xenophobic rioting in Johannesburg.
By SAM SOKOL
Palestinians have grown increasingly frustrated with fruitless peace negotiations, failed UN ventures and a divided leadership
By JIHAN ABDALLA
As turmoil accompanies the killing of three Israeli teenagers and a Palestinian youth, the Palestinian Authority is losing its credibility in the West Bank.
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Claiming to be the world’s first Krusty Krab-themed restaurant, an eatery opens in the PA to provide a ‘SpongeBob’ atmosphere and give them 'the sea and that environment Palestinians are missing’.
By SETH J. FRANTZMAN
First Palestine Music Expo comes to the West Bank city with the aim of going international
By SHTERNY ISSEROFF
Google Maps users will soon be able to explore the cities of Ramallah, Bethlehem and Jericho from their smartphones.
A source with knowledge of the matter said that the two sides had discussed "politics, security and the future of the peace process."
By ADAM RASGON,JPOST.COM STAFF
Abbas and Fayyad have had a tense relationship since the latter resigned as PA prime minister in 2013 over sharp disputes with the PA president.
The Arab Quartet, comprised of Jordan, Egypt, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia, has reportedly pressured Abbas to allow the return of Dahlan and his allies to Fatah.
Absurdities of life in territories give me new material every day, Amer Zahr says
By ADAM RASGON,UDI SHAHAM
PM: Changes need to be made before adopting Arab peace plan.
PA president’s decision came in response to the PFLP’s recent criticism of Abbas’s policies, especially with regards to security coordination with Israel, Palestinian sources say.
Al-Jariri, who hosts a talk show on a Ramallah-based radio station, referred to the case during a program on the misuse of public funds.
Hamas and Islamic Jihad accuse Abbas of tightening grip on power, warn against special meeting.
Fasting month passes in relative quiet among Palestinians as people prepare for return to routine.
Joint List members to visit Qatar.
Marc Schneier says he is “working on some very significant events to take place within Muslim countries.”
Demonstrators break out in protest against Canada's support of Israel in the midst of John Baird's visit to the West Bank.
PA minister says two sides agreed to form joint ministerial committee to discuss ways of boosting relations.
By KHALED ABU TOAMEH,TOVAH LAZAROFF
The PA president's wife and grandchildren were among the family members who left Ramallah recently.
Israel has in the past charged that terrorists hide weapons in UNRWA facilities in Gaza.
“The reconciliation is not going to be easy, and both sides will face problems,” says Ramallah lawyer.
By NIDA TUMA
President Mahmoud Abbas meets with Jordan's King Abdullah in Amman to discuss Egyptian-backed proposal.
It would be appropriate for Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas to join in making such a declaration.
By JPOST EDITORIAL
WONDERWOMAN MAY be banned in Lebanon and Ramallah, but last night a group of approximately 130 women went to Cinema City Jerusalem for a special screening.
By GREER FAY CASHMAN
Getting caught with one’s hand in the cookie jar can reveal much about a man and a cause
By BEN FISHER
Now that Great Britain has rebuffed Abbas’s demand to apologize for issuing the Balfour Declaration a century ago, the PA is threatening to sue the British government.
By KENNETH BANDLER
The simple fact is that the road to a two-state solution, starting out from Jerusalem and Ramallah, does not run through Sussiya.
By CALEV BEN-DAVID
Arafat has been dead for almost 12 years now, but his legacy is very much alive. So long as it is, the dream of peace will remain a distant illusion.
By AVIVA KLOMPAS
A fascinating feature of the country is its patriotism, seen with the presence of the Israeli flag in every part of the country, even in Tel Aviv.
By LESIBA BAPELA
What do you do when the whole world is swallowing the grossest Palestinian untruths? Hang tough!
By DAVID M. WEINBERG
"I have learned that sometimes, grownups – rabbis and politicians chief among them – also tend to say the darndest things."
By STEWART WEISS
This week’s torrid temperatures will pale in comparison to the diplomatic heat the EU has planned for us this summer.
By MICHAEL FREUND
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Prime Minister Netanyahu should bow to reality and recognize the “State of Palestine.”
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Our aim must be to weaken Hamas, and therefore we must build bridges of interests with its foes in Ramallah, Cairo, Riyadh and Amman.
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In fighting Hamas today, Israel finds itself in a better position than it has faced in past fights with Hamas.
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