Said Arikat who reports for the Al-Quds newspaper apparently has carte blanche to libel Israel during press briefings in Foggy Bottom.
This was not the first time the Arabic newspaper published ads that “serve the Israeli settlement and occupation policies.”
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"If the academic code of ethics was created for any purpose at all, it was to combat academic boycotts of Israel."
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Senior Hamas figures who recently visited Egypt were exposed to heavy pressure from Egypt to agree to the proposed Israeli-American draft of a peace agreement.
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Israel is trying to avoid yet another clash with Erdogan, so they sent him a message of sharp rebuke and they're hope that'll be the end of it.
Abbas is raising payments to families of "martyrs," including lifetime monthly payments to families of suicide bombers.
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Liberman said PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas was not seeking peace, and said he incited violence rather than work against it.
Palestinian Arab journalist, justifying murder of Israeli policewoman, slammed by US State Dept.
The official PA website made no mention of the arrests and instead reported that the U.N. is concerned the case has not been solved.
Fatah's Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigade said the killing of Rabbi Eitam and Naama Henkin was a "heroic operation."
Arab journalist advocates for PA and Gaza in State Dept. Press Briefings
"Islam is my religion, and moderation is my doctrine and my way of life."
Last week an Islamist group rallied at Al Aqsa mosque, calling to erase 'Jewish filth' at the Temple Mount.
Despite Nusseibeh's claim and a Ma'an report, 40 Arab Palestinians were not shot by Israelis, there were no tear gas canisters thrown nor were any sound bombs used.
It wasn't the Nazi-like demonstration at Al-Quds, it was Sari Nusseibeh's blaming "extremist Jews" for starting a "vilification campaign" against the Arab university that severed the bond.
Report in Palestinian daily Al Quds quoted a source as saying "without a doubt, Haniyeh's visit to Tehran will have consequences."
King Abdullah reportedly hinted at such measures to get Abbas to talks in Amman.