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28.10.2019

A Ramallah court’s decision to block 59 news websites in the West Bank has drawn sharp criticism from inside and outside the Palestinian government.…

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24.05.2019

The Bundestag’s adopted a resolution equating the BDS movement with anti-Semitism. This step infused extreme and immediate reactions across the…

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10.05.2019

In another cycle of violence in Gaza, the PA has remained unable to exert influence to halt the suffering of Palestinians in the blockaded Strip. This…

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03.05.2019

As the season of university councils’ elections comes to end, the Fatah-affiliated Shabibeh is emerging as the clear winner. But despite the long…

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19.04.2019

The new Palestinian government was sworn in on Sunday, headed by Prime Minister Dr Mohammed Shtayyeh. The majority cabinet consists of Fatah members…

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29.03.2019

The case of popular Human Rights Defender Issa Amro, who currently stands trial in Palestine as well as Israel, highlights the dire situation of…

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22.02.2019

While the Israeli government announces to withhold $138 million in Palestinian tax payers money, the Palestinian Authority might soon find itself on…

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01.02.2019

In January 2019 Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declined the renewal of the mandate for the “Temporary International Presence in Hebron” (TIPH) and…

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Friday's Fact

The Blocking of 59 News Websites Brings the PA under Fire from Within and Without

Bundestag’s Resolution on BDS Sparks Widespread Outrage

During the Latest Escalation between Gaza and Israel, the Palestinian Authority Remains Silent Again

Student Council Elections – the Palestinian Most Persistent Expression of Democracy

New Palestinian Strugglers

Freedom of Speech in Palestine Under Attack as Authorities Crack Down on Activists

Israeli cuts to Palestinian tax revenues may put the PA on the brink of collapse

Israel ends mandate of TIPH international monitoring forces in Hebron

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