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PA Breaches of the Oslo Accords Oct. 7 Hamas terrorists were “summarily executed” by Israel, as per Al-Haq “human rights” organization’s wild accusation PMW 6.12.23 Image Source: A Palestinian NGO pretending to fight for “human rights” – but designated in Israel as a terror organization due to its affiliation with the PFLP terror organization – has raised concerns about how the Hamas terrorists who invaded Israel on Oct. 7 and committed a massacre were treated by the Israelis! Original Article Latest Understanding Abbas’s Decision to Appoint Rawhi Fattouh as His Successor Read More Palestinian Authority insult: “The white and racist majority” elected Trump Read More Palestinian Authority teaches kids to admire suicide bomber who murdered 21 Read More Read More

Israels Response to PA Netanyahu: Israel Rejects International Diktats on Final-status Solution With the Palestinians Haaretz 16.2.24 Image Source: Israeli Government Website In response to reports in WaPo regarding a plan to implement the two-state solution, Israel's PM says unilateral recognition of a Palestinian state would be a 'huge prize for terror' Original Article Latest Understanding Abbas’s Decision to Appoint Rawhi Fattouh as His Successor Read More Palestinian Authority insult: “The white and racist majority” elected Trump Read More Palestinian Authority teaches kids to admire suicide bomber who murdered 21 Read More Read More

PA Breaches of the Oslo Accords IDF reservist stabbed, moderately wounded by Palestinian in West Bank gas station Times of Israel 17.12.23 Image Source: Stabber, named as Rami Hamze Ballut, said to be resident of town of Rantis who identified with Hamas and held a work permit for an Israeli settlement Original Article Latest Understanding Abbas’s Decision to Appoint Rawhi Fattouh as His Successor Read More Palestinian Authority insult: “The white and racist majority” elected Trump Read More Palestinian Authority teaches kids to admire suicide bomber who murdered 21 Read More Read More

PA Breaches of the Oslo Accords Does the Palestinian Leadership Represent All Palestinians? JCPA 3.7.24 Image Source: JCPA Website This article examines whether the Palestinian leadership genuinely represents the diverse interests and voices of all Palestinians, highlighting internal divisions and varying perspectives within the Palestinian community. Original Article The article "Does the Palestinian Leadership Represent All Palestinians?" on the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs website discusses the representational challenges of the Palestinian leadership, particularly the Palestinian Authority (PA) and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO). Key points include: Internal Divisions : There is significant opposition within the Palestinian community, especially from Hamas, which rejects the PA's authority and negotiations with Israel. This internal conflict highlights the fragmentation of Palestinian political representation. Popular Conference for Palestinians Abroad : This group claims that the PA and PLO do not represent the interests of Palestinians living outside the Palestinian territories. They advocate for resistance against Israel and reject the Oslo Accords. Corruption and Governance Issues : The PA faces accusations of corruption and nepotism, which undermine its legitimacy and effectiveness in representing Palestinians. Many Palestinians have lost faith in the PA's ability to govern and address their needs. Arab States' Stance : While some Arab countries outwardly support Palestinian rights, their actions often reveal a strategic alliance with Israel, primarily to counter threats from Iran and extremist groups like ISIS. This dual approach adds to the complexity of the Palestinian leadership's position. Future Leadership : The ongoing power struggle between the PA and Hamas, particularly in the Gaza Strip, complicates efforts to establish a unified Palestinian leadership. Both factions vie for the support of influential clans and the broader Palestinian community. For more details, you can read the full article on the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs website . Latest Understanding Abbas’s Decision to Appoint Rawhi Fattouh as His Successor Read More Palestinian Authority insult: “The white and racist majority” elected Trump Read More Palestinian Authority teaches kids to admire suicide bomber who murdered 21 Read More Read More

Global Response, Analysis Reforming the Palestinian Authority: An Elusive Task? Italian Institute for International Political Studies 22.3.24 Image Source: Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas (center) at a meeting of Fatah leadership in the presidential residence in Ramallah (WAFA Agency)..png Reforming the Palestinian Authority (PA) is a complex and daunting task. Despite international pressure and the urgent need for change, efforts have been hampered by internal corruption, political inertia, and the ongoing Israeli occupation. The PA's legitimacy is severely questioned, and without addressing these deep-seated issues, meaningful reform remains elusive (Council on Foreign Relations) (WorldNews) (The Times of Israel). Original Article The article "Reforming the Palestinian Authority: An Elusive Task" from ISPI discusses the complex and challenging process of reforming the Palestinian Authority (PA). Here are the main points: Challenges to Reform : The PA faces significant internal and external obstacles to reform. Internally, there is entrenched corruption, lack of political will, and power struggles within the PA and Fatah. Externally, Israeli control over the West Bank, as well as the divided governance between the PA in the West Bank and Hamas in Gaza, complicate efforts for comprehensive reform. International Pressure and Aid : International donors and entities, including the United States and the European Union, have been pressing for reforms within the PA. This pressure is tied to financial aid and support, which are crucial for the PA’s functioning. However, there is skepticism about the PA's commitment to genuine reform, with many viewing its efforts as superficial and aimed primarily at securing continued international support. Leadership and Governance Issues : Mahmoud Abbas, the President of the PA, has been criticized for his authoritarian style of governance and reluctance to implement meaningful reforms. The resignation of Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh and the formation of a new government are seen as opportunities for change, but there are doubts about whether new leadership will bring substantial reform or merely act as a façade to placate international demands. Security and Financial Reforms : Key areas for reform include the security sector and financial transparency. Strengthening security forces and ensuring they are capable and accountable is essential for both internal stability and international credibility. Financial reforms aim to create a transparent public finance system to manage international aid effectively and reduce corruption. Public Perception and Legitimacy : The PA suffers from a significant legitimacy crisis among Palestinians, with widespread dissatisfaction and calls for President Abbas’s resignation. Public trust in the PA is low, and without addressing the root causes of this discontent, including corruption and lack of democratic processes, reforms are unlikely to succeed. Role of the International Community : The international community plays a critical role in supporting PA reforms. However, there is a need for a balanced approach that combines pressure for reforms with support for the Palestinian people. Ensuring that aid is used effectively and reaching its intended purposes is a major concern. Overall, the reform of the PA is seen as a crucial but highly challenging task, requiring concerted efforts from both Palestinian leadership and the international community to address deep-seated issues and create a more transparent, accountable, and effective governance system ( The Washington Institute ) ( Council on Foreign Relations ) ( WorldNews ) ( The Times of Israel ) . Read the full report at ISPI Latest Understanding Abbas’s Decision to Appoint Rawhi Fattouh as His Successor Read More Palestinian Authority insult: “The white and racist majority” elected Trump Read More Palestinian Authority teaches kids to admire suicide bomber who murdered 21 Read More Read More

Israels Response to PA Gaza will be controlled by a peaceful Palestinian gov't, Israeli spokesperson says Jerusalem Post 20.12.23 Image Source: Asked about who will take responsibility for Gaza, Ofir Gendelman stated that Israel is seeking, "for the first time, a peaceful Palestinian government that wants to live alongside Israel." Original Article Latest Understanding Abbas’s Decision to Appoint Rawhi Fattouh as His Successor Read More Palestinian Authority insult: “The white and racist majority” elected Trump Read More Palestinian Authority teaches kids to admire suicide bomber who murdered 21 Read More Read More

PA Breaches of the Oslo Accords Is Ramadan a time for peace or terror? The US thinks peace; the PA promotes terror PMW 25.2.24 Image Source: PMW Website Observing American statements about the Biden administration’s desire for Israel to stop the war against Hamas before the Muslim month of Ramadan, starting March 10, it is clear that the US is applying liberal Western values where they do not fit. Original Article Latest Understanding Abbas’s Decision to Appoint Rawhi Fattouh as His Successor Read More Palestinian Authority insult: “The white and racist majority” elected Trump Read More Palestinian Authority teaches kids to admire suicide bomber who murdered 21 Read More Read More

Analysis Spotlight on the Israel-Palestinian Conflict (November 19 – 26 , 2024) The Meir Amit Intelligence and Terrorism Information Center (ITIC) 27.11.24 Image Source: Tent Damaged by the Rain, Al KofiyamTV Telegram The IDF intensified operations across Gaza, targeting key areas while Hamas delayed hostage negotiations until post-war. Humanitarian issues persisted amid winter rains, and governance challenges mounted. Counterterrorism efforts extended to Judea, Samaria, and international lawfare intensified. Original Article The southern arena : IDF forces continued extensive operations in the Jebalya refugee camp and in Beit Lahia in the northern Gaza Strip, as well as in the central and southern Gaza Strip. An IDF soldier was killed in the fighting. The issue of the hostages and a ceasefire agreement : Senior Hamas figures said that discussions on the release of hostages would take place only after the war in the Gaza Strip had ended. They warned that attacking Hamas “fighters” guarding the hostages could endanger their lives. The humanitarian situation : Hamas in the Gaza Strip called on the international community to provide winter equipment after thousands of tents of displaced persons were damaged by rain. Hamas governance : The unit of Hamas’ interior ministry which combats looting announced it had killed individuals involved in robberies and demanded merchants limit the price of bread. The issue of “the day after” : Senior Hamas figures said they were waiting for Fatah’s response to the proposal of a joint committee to manage the Gaza Strip. Hamas claimed that Mahmoud Abbas, chairman of the Palestinian Authority, was delaying the implementation of the agreements. Israel, Judea and Samaria : Israeli security forces continued counterterrorism activities in Judea and Samaria, killing nine terrorist operatives in an operation in Jenin and Qabatiya. Lawfare against Israel : Palestinians welcomed the decision of the International Criminal Court to issue arrest warrants for Prime Minister Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Gallant. An arrest warrant was also issued for the head of Hamas’ military wing, Mohammed Deif, who was killed in July 2024. Three Jordanian security personnel were injured in a shooting attack near the Israeli embassy in Amman. Germany: Charges were brought against four Hamas-affiliated suspects for planning to attack Israeli and Western targets. Latest Understanding Abbas’s Decision to Appoint Rawhi Fattouh as His Successor Read More Palestinian Authority insult: “The white and racist majority” elected Trump Read More Palestinian Authority teaches kids to admire suicide bomber who murdered 21 Read More Read More

Analysis Christians Prefer Living in Israel, Not the Palestinian Authority Gatestone 16.4.24 Image Source: Wix Library Among the top 50 countries in which Christians were persecuted in 2023 were Yemen, Libya, Iran, Afghanistan, Iraq, Morocco, Qatar, Egypt, Turkey, and other Middle Eastern and Muslim-majority countries. Israel, needless to say, was not on the list. Original Article Latest Understanding Abbas’s Decision to Appoint Rawhi Fattouh as His Successor Read More Palestinian Authority insult: “The white and racist majority” elected Trump Read More Palestinian Authority teaches kids to admire suicide bomber who murdered 21 Read More Read More

Global Response Middle East: ‘No justification’ for terrorism or violence against civilians, Security Council hears United Nations 25.4.22 Image Source: Despite “inflammatory rhetoric and violent clashes” between Palestinians and Israeli Security Forces (ISF) at the Holy Sites, Tor Wennesland said that the situation in Jerusalem remains “relatively calm.” Original Article Latest Understanding Abbas’s Decision to Appoint Rawhi Fattouh as His Successor Read More Palestinian Authority insult: “The white and racist majority” elected Trump Read More Palestinian Authority teaches kids to admire suicide bomber who murdered 21 Read More Read More

PA Breaches of the Oslo Accords PMW video documentary: “Leave: The origins of Palestinian refugees” (in their own words) PMW 15.5.24 Image Source: MEMRI TV Website Arab refugees tell their personal stories: It was Arab leaders, Arab armies, and the Arab media that caused the Arabs to flee and become refugees Original Article During Israel's War of Independence, approximately 750,000 Arabs left their homes in Israel and the PA has made blaming Israel for their exile a significant part of their narrative. However, interviews with refugees and articles show that the Arab media and leaders are actually to blame for creating fear and giving orders to leave. The Arab world has also refused to take responsibility for the refugee issue. Even though some Arabs remained in Israel and gained equal rights, the PA continues to falsely blame Israel. If they acknowledged the truth and worked towards settling refugees in Arab states, it could greatly contribute to peace. Latest Understanding Abbas’s Decision to Appoint Rawhi Fattouh as His Successor Read More Palestinian Authority insult: “The white and racist majority” elected Trump Read More Palestinian Authority teaches kids to admire suicide bomber who murdered 21 Read More Read More

PA Breaches of the Oslo Accords Fatah Official Jibril Rajoub: Sinwar is Pragmatic; Israel Demonizes Him and Iran, Attacks Nations Unilaterally Memri TV 6.8.24 Image Source: Mayadeen TV (Lebanon), MEMRI TV Website Jibril Rajoub, Senior Fatah Official: Sinwar Is A Pragmatic And Rational Man; Israel Is Trying To Demonize Him And Iran; Israel Unilaterally Attacks Palestine, Lebanon, Yemen, Syria, Iraq, Iran, And The Whole World Original Article The main arguments of the article featuring Jibril Rajoub, a senior Fatah official, are: Yahya Sinwar’s Pragmatism : Rajoub argues that Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar is a pragmatic and rational figure, challenging the portrayal of him as an extremist by Israel and other critics. Israel’s Demonization Campaign : Rajoub contends that Israel is actively trying to demonize Sinwar and Iran by labeling them as irrational and dangerous. He suggests this is part of a broader strategy to undermine Palestinian and regional actors. Israel's Unilateral Aggression : Rajoub accuses Israel of engaging in unilateral military aggression against multiple countries, including Palestine, Lebanon, Yemen, Syria, Iraq, and Iran. He frames these actions as part of Israel's broader agenda of regional domination. Resistance Against Israel : Rajoub emphasizes the importance of resistance against Israel, presenting it as a necessary response to Israeli aggression and demonization efforts. Latest Understanding Abbas’s Decision to Appoint Rawhi Fattouh as His Successor Read More Palestinian Authority insult: “The white and racist majority” elected Trump Read More Palestinian Authority teaches kids to admire suicide bomber who murdered 21 Read More Read More