Palestinian Authority

The Trump administration's need for public bombastic declarations instead of quiet diplomacy is wreaking havoc across the globe.

Aziz Abu Sarah, a journalist and enterpreneur who lost his brother to the conflict, says he wants to be mayor for everyone—Palestinians and Jews alike.

The White House wants Palestinian demands to return to their ancestral lands in Israel "taken off the table."

"A few days ago, Israel allowed more than 10 tons of postal parcels that were stuck in Jordan," a postal worker said.

Frustrated Palestinians are pushing with new idealism for an Israeli-Palestinian state. How to get there is becoming the key issue of their generation.

The leader has been president of the Palestinian National Authority since 2005.

The Palestinian Authority president gave a conspiracy theory-laden speech.

His party, Fatah, has called the blast an assassination attempt by political rival Hamas.

Protests, violence and anti-Semitic attacks were on the rise after Donald Trump's decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.

The president said his decision was "nothing more or less than a recognition of reality."

Netanyahu criticized Abbas after a public square in Jenin was named after Palestinian militant Khaled Nazzal.

Israeli media reported that Trump yelled at Abbas, accusing him of inciting Palestinians to violence against Israelis.

In a landmark decision, Hana Mansour-Khatib will serve on one of Israel's nine Sharia courts.

No plan was developed to deal with attacks from the Palestinians' tunnels.

Aides of Abbas slam the report as an attempt to slander the Palestinian leader.

Concerned that social media posts are fueling a series of lone-wolf attacks, Israel is increasing online monitoring—and further angering young Palestinians.

Mahmoud Abbas said if the peace process is not revived then "radicalism from Syria will come."

As Obama's administration withdraws from the peace process, the Palestinian leader has tightened his grip on civil society.

'Blatant power grab' in creating new judicial body that is packed with Fatah supporters.

Prime Minister Rami Hamdallah is ready to step down after talks between rival factions.

There are no elections, there is torture and human rights abuses. And there is global indifference.

So long as Palestinian leaders lionize terrorists, Israel has no one to negotiate with.

The pair met at the climate change summit that began on Monday in Paris.

The Palestinian authority is seeking an inquiry into last summer's Gaza conflict, a move deeply opposed by Israel.

Senior official says the plan was rejected because it attempted to separate Gaza from West Bank.

The security coordination is widely credited with keeping order in the territory and preventing attacks in Israel.

The Palestinian Authority and PLO found liable in case of American families affected by terrorist attacks in Israel.

American plaintiffs seek damages from the Palestinian Authority and PLO.

The heaviest gunfight for years reveals deep disillusionment with the Palestinian leadership.

The move means the court could take jurisdiction over crimes committed in the Palestinian territories.