PLO Executive Committee Member Hanan Ashrawi met on Sunday with a visiting delegation from the Foundation for Middle East Peace, which included its president Matthew Duss and members of its board of directors, Ambassador (ret.) Richard W. Murphy, Joseph Englehardt, Michael Van Dusen, and Edison W. Dick.

“Trump’s use of Israel’s separation wall as an example of a successful security measure is based on gross ignorance, at best,” writes William Parry.

“Finding a way to resolve the conflict without jeopardizing Israel’s security should become an important dimension of the defense dialogue between the two countries,” writes Shai Feldman.

“No one has the moral right to advance empty provocations at the expense of the vision of peace,” writes Amir Peretz.

Major European pension funds have invested billions of dollars in businesses linked to illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank, according to an investigation by a Danish investigative news team.

IDF says it is ready to carry out eviction order once government gives green light, after settlers on West Bank hilltop are served with notices ahead of court-ordered demolition.

The Saudi cabinet on Monday condemned Israeli settlement-building in the West Bank, as the Jewish state prepared to vote on legalizing illegal outposts.

When MK Ayman Odeh received a head wound during clashes in Umm el-Hiran a fortnight ago, witnesses contradicted the police claim that he had been hit by stones. A new forensic report throws the official narrative further into doubt — and police spokespeople are now denying their original statements.

Like millions of Syrians, Palestinians from Syria have suffered immensely throughout the five-year war. However, unlike other Syrians, their precarious  position as stateless residents of the country has been amplified.

Husam Zomlot, who may be the next envoy to the US, says the White House has yet to reach out to Palestinians, but doesn’t subscribe to the idea that it’s completely in Israel’s corner.

The bill, if passed by the Knesset on Tuesday, will allow the confiscation of private Palestinian land in the West Bank.

During their trip to Cairo, Hamas officials heard a long list of Egyptian security demands in exchange for mending ties, and now incoming leader Ismail Haniyeh must sell the deal or be left to rule the Gaza Strip without Egypt’s help.

Approval of the so-called “settlement regulation bill” is tantamount to de facto annexation, opposition and Zionist Union Party head MK Isaac Herzog warned on Monday afternoon.

Attorney-General Mandelblit closed the corruption case against opposition leader Herzog citing insufficient evidence.