Palestinian Territories

"I just woke up to over 80 threatening messages and comments on Facebook from people in Israel."

This week's White House conference failed to hold Israel accountable for the situation in the enclave, writes Saeb Erekat.

Thousands of camouflage army boots were to make their way to Hamas's military wing, Israel says.

Rights groups say that life in the coastal enclave has become "unlivable."

Gaza's health system has been on the brink of collapse for years. Now it has reached crisis point.

Israeli military said dozens of Palestinians were trying to damage the Gaza border fence.

The deaths come after the assassination of one of the group's top militants last month.

Anger has been rising in Gaza over the electricity shortages, which have seen a halving in power for many residents.

The warning comes after Israeli strikes on the territory in response to militant rocket fire.

Nations should protect protestors against the denial of Palestinian rights, Saeb Erekat writes.

The Israeli leader causes controversy by claiming that Palestinian leaders steal from their people.

The U.S. request to restart peace talks came in a meeting between Abbas and John Kerry.

The provocative claim comes ahead of October's local and municipal elections.

After the murder of a 13-year-old girl, two more stabbing attacks have taken place.

The project would seek to give Palestinians an airport and a seaport without threatening Israel's security.

The defense project would protect the 60 kilometer length of the Israel-Gaza border.

The talks are a precursor to a peace conference in the fall.

The territory's attorney general asks that the executions "take place before a large crowd."

Delays and disagreements have seen the museum eventually open—but with nothing inside.

Tensions are rising as the Israeli military conducts operations to root out militant tunnel system.

A Hamas official says Egypt stepped in to restore calm after night of cross-border clashes.

Yosef Haim Ben-David got a life sentence and was ordered to pay $39,000 to his victim's family.

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

The militant group applauded the bus bombing that injured over 20 people.

The group allegedly tossed tear gas and firebombs at Palestinians in the West Bank.

Some 438 Palestinian youths were detained in Israeli jails as of February, up from 170 last September.

Men charged with "disturbing the peace" at the religious site.

Members of Israel's security elite outline new plan to arrest the wave of violence in the Holy Land.

The new structure will include above- and below-ground protections against infiltration.

Moshe Yaalon says those supporting convicted Hebron shooter are weakening the values of the Israeli military.