Palestinian politics
Palestinian president can revoke parliamentary immunity of opponents - court, Reuters
The Palestinian Constitutional Court, a body set up months ago by President Mahmoud Abbas, ruled on Sunday that he can revoke the parliamentary immunity of lawmakers, a move that effectively allows him to sideline rivals.
Unmoved by Clinton and Trump, Palestinians Place Hope on the Third Candidate, Ha'aretz
Palestinian officials and experts tell Haaretz that interest in the U.S. election campaign hasn’t been high, while their best hope has been hiding in plain sight.
The day after Abbas: All possible scenarios, Ynet News
Ynet news explores the potential candidates for Palestinian leadership in the post-Abbas era.
Gaza
Woes of aid recipients in Gaza, Al Jazeera
Lack of funding for the UNRWA in Gaza leads to cuts in food quota, larger school classes and drastic cuts in healthcare.
Occupation/Human rights
Why Israel is pouring cash into this settlement university, Al-Monitor
Israel’s academics are outraged that Ariel College-turned-University is receiving more funding than any other university in Israel, most of which are far more reputable institutions.
EU could seek damages for West Bank buildings razed by Israel, The Times of Israel
A European Union panel of Middle East experts has reportedly recommended that Israel be made to pay for EU-funded buildings it demolishes in the part of the West Bank where Israel exercises administrative and military control.
B’Tselem donations soar amid furor over settlement criticism, The Times of Israel
Reported 350% surge in private contributions to human rights group comes after MK threatened to strip director of citizenship.
Police probe alleged settler attack on Palestinians, The Times of Israel
Four West Bank residents say over a dozen outpost settlers assaulted them during olive harvest.