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A Hamas official said his group will resume reconciliation talks with rival Fatah if that group releases all imprisoned Hamas members, a newspaper reported Friday.
"If (Palestinian President) Abu Mazen released the prisoners and stopped his security measures, talks would start immediately," Mussa Abu Marzouk, deputy head of...
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A delegation of senior members of the Palestinian group Hamas arrived in Cairo Tuesday for talks with Egyptian officials aimed at ending the Hamas-Fatah power struggle in Gaza and the West Bank and achieving Palestinian national reconciliation.
Headed by Musa Abu Marzouk, the deputy head of Hamas' political bureau, the delegation is...
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Arab League foreign ministers have expressed exasperation at the continued impasse between factions in the Palestinian Territories.
This emerged Tuesday after the ministers late Monday ended a one- day meeting in Cairo chaired by Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud al- Faisal.
While political division in the Palestinian Territories...
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Extending an olive branch to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas ahead of unity talks in Cairo next month, the Islamic Hamas movement released 17 members of the president's Fatah movement it had detained in the Gaza Strip in July.
The 17 were among dozens of Fatah activists arrested by Hamas police after a car bomb killed five Hamas...
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Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert is scheduled to meet Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on Tuesday evening, for their last talks before his ruling Kadima party chooses a new leader.
The parley would be business as usual, senior Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat said, adding the Palestinians would work with Israel's prime...
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Israeli Defencse Minister Ehud Barak arrived in the Egyptian coastal city of Alexandria on Tuesday, to continue talks with the Egyptian president Hosny Mubarak.
Talks are to focus on the release of the captured Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit, kidnapped by Hamas-linked militants in June 2006.
The situation in the Gaza strip and the...
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Israel currently holds some 8,500 Palestinian security prisoners in its jails, a spokeswoman for the Israeli human rights group B'Tselem said Monday.
As of July 30, the number of Palestinian security prisoners in the Israel Prisons Service (IPS) stood at 8,472, B'Tselem said.
They include 5,176 Palestinians serving a sentence,...
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Unknown militants stormed a Gaza Strip beach
resort early Wednesday and burned it down, after handcuffing three
security guards, witnesses and security sources said. The militants left the Ebad al-Rahman resort after confiscating three computers, the sources added.
The resort, which opened this summer, is located in the...
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Israeli is preparing to transfer to the West
Bank Palestinian Fatah activists who fled internecine fighting in the
Gaza Strip, the Israeli Defence Ministry said Monday.
The move comes amid fierce inter-Palestinian clashes in the Strip
between Fatah and Hamas, which administers the enclave. It overturns a
previous decision made at...
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The Palestinian Authority (PA) in the West
Bank and Hamas in the Gaza Strip continued their back-and-forth arrests
of top party leaders Friday, capping a week of detentions sparked by a
car explosion in the Gaza Strip that killed five Hamas militants and a
girl. Hamas blamed Fatah for the blast; Fatah said the explosion was due to...
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has urged
Israel not to release jailed Hamas legislators as part of a deal to
free an Israeli soldier held in Gaza Strip, the Ha'aretz daily reported
Wednesday. According to the Israeli newspaper, Abbas even
threatened to dismantle the Palestinian Authority (PA) if Israel did
release them. It...
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Former British prime minister Tony Blair
cancelled a visit to the Gaza Strip scheduled for Tuesday morning,
Israel Radio reported. The radio would give no reason, but
one official speaking on condition of anonymity said the Israeli
authorities had warned Blair at the last minute of new intelligence
information from Gaza, as he was...
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The head of the Palestinian Fatah movement in
southern Lebanon said Sunday that the expected swap between Lebanon's
Hezbollah guerrilla movement and Israel will include the bodies of
Palestinian guerrillas who fell in Lebanon or carried out attacks
inside Israeli territories during the 1970s. 'Among the
bodies that Lebanon will...
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A small bomb exploded in the car of
Palestinian Attorney-General Ahmad Mughani as he drove away early
Tuesday from his home in the central West Bank city of Ramallah, police
said. Police spokesman Adnan Damiri said the incident was under investigation and several suspect were being interrogated.
The small device, hidden in the...
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 Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter, Khalid Meshaal, an exiled leader of Hamas, and his deputy, Moussa Abu Marzouk met again on Saturday morning. Carter, the man who won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2002, went to Syria to talk with leaders of the militant group Hamas and the unusual visit was considered a study mission and a part of U.S.'s...
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 U.S. Vice
President Dick Cheney said on Monday that Palestinian militant group Hamas is
trying to “torpedo” the Middle East peace talks, along with Syria and Iran.
“There is evidence that Hamas is supported by Iran and Syria and they are doing everything
they can do to torpedo the peace process,” Cheney declared quoted by...
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 During an Israeli army raid carried out early Thursday morning on the Balata refugee camp in the northern West Bank city, two Palestinian gunmen were killed in a fire exchange in Nablus according to the local hospital officials.Several other Palestinians were killed in the Israeli air strikes.The sound of gun fire broke the silence of...
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Hamas asked the European Union on
Friday to pressure on Israel
to put an end to the economic and military blockade of the Gaza Strip. Gaza has been ruled by
Hamas Islamists since June, when Fatah forces loyal to Palestinian President
Mahmoud Abbas were expelled.
“We urge the European Union not
to limit its action to purely...
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 Israel launched three more airstrikes Friday, targeting also Gaza
City's Hamas-run Interior Ministry, in response to three days of
escalating violence during which Palestinian militants fired at least
130 rockets and mortar shells at the Jewish state.
A 52-year-old woman was killed and at least 46 people were injured
in the strike...
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 Five Palestinians in the Gaza Strip were killed in two Israeli Israeli
airstrikes Thursday, as Prime Minister Ehud Olmert warned that Israel
will not continue to "suffer unending Qassam rocket fire" from the
salient.
The second airstrike, in the evening, killed three people,
including a mother and her son, as well as a...
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 Israeli troops rolled into northern Gaza Tuesday, sparking the
deadliest fighting with local militants in more than a year and killing
at least 19 Palestinians, including two killed in the evening in an
airstrike in the northern Gaza Strip.
Another 45 people were injured, 12 of them seriously, hospital officials said.
Taher...
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 The Fatah movement of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on Saturday
accused US President George W Bush of violating United Nations
resolution 194 on the return of Palestinian refugees and the payment to
them of compensation.
According to Azzam al-Ahmad, the chief of the Fatah parliamentary bloc, Bush has offered just to...
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 Tensions surrounding the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip heightened Wednesday,
as Israel killed six Palestinian gunmen in a military raid, and also
expressed fury at Egypt for opening its border with Gaza to allow the
return of hundreds of stranded pilgrims.
The Gaza-Egypt border crossing of Rafah has been shut down since
the radical...
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 Palestinian security forces arrested 14 members of Hamas as part of a
West Bank crackdown on the Islamic movement, Hamas said Saturday.
The detentions took place in Hebron and Nablus, Hamas added in the statement.
In June, Hamas took over Gaza Strip after routing forces loyal to President Mahmoud Abbas of Fatah.
As a result,...
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 Palestinian gunmen shot dead two Israeli settlers near the southern
West Bank city of Hebron Friday, before one of them was shot dead
himself and the second wounded in an ensuing fire- fight, Israel Radio
reported.
The two gunmen opened fire at a group of Israelis as they were
hiking in a valley near the city, police spokesman...
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 Israeli Premier Ehud Olmert and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas met
Thursday afternoon, in the shadow of a row over Israeli settlement
building which has prevented progress in two rounds of talks between
Israeli and Palestinian negotiators.
An Israeli official said the two men would attempt to find "common
ground" in...
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 Israel said Friday that it had sent a message to US Ambassador Richard
Jones in Tel Aviv, reassuring him that it will not build a new Jewish
neighbourhood in a northern area of occupied East Jerusalem.
Israel, meanwhile, denied that it was holding indirect contacts
with the radical Islamic Hamas movement over a truce in Gaza, as...
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 Donors at a key international conference in Paris pledged hundreds of
millions of US dollars Monday to help boost moderate Palestinian
President Mahmoud Abbas and his effort to resuscitate his ailing
economy.
By mid-day, donations had reached at least 2 billion US dollars, nearly half the sum asked for by the Palestinians.
EU...
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 Ismail Haniya, the Hamas leader in Gaza, on Saturday said his movement
would not concede the right of return for Palestinians as tens of
thousands of Hamas supporters gathered in Gaza city to mark the Islamic
movement's 20th anniversary.
"No to making concessions on the right of return - and there can be
no such thing as a...
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 At least four people died and more than 30 were injured Friday when a
grenade exploded during a funeral procession in Gaza City, prompting
Fatah to accuse Hamas and again raising tensions between the two rival
Palestinian movements.
The heightened tensions come a day before Hamas is to mark 20 years
since the radical Islamic...
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 Lebanon observed a day of national mourning Friday as the funeral took
place of Brigadier General Francois al-Hajj, whose assassination
earlier in the week deepened the political crisis in the country.
Wrapped in a Lebanese flag, the coffin of al-Hajj, who was killed
on Wednesday by a car bomb, was taken from his family home in...
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 US President George W Bush on Thursday condemned the assassination of a
Lebanese general and called on Syria to put an end to tactics aimed at
intimidating the Lebanese people.
The killing of Brigadier General Francois al-Hajj and his bodyguard
by a bomb in Beirut Wednesday came two days after parliament postponed
the presidential...
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 A senior Lebanese army officer was killed along with his bodyguard in a
rush-hour explosion in eastern Beirut on Wednesday morning, sending
shock waves across a country already mired in political deadlock.
Brigadier General Francois al-Hajj was killed in front of a
municipal government building near the presidential palace in...
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 An Israeli aircraft fired a missile near the northern Gaza Strip town
of Beit Lahiya Wednesday morning, killing two Palestinian militants and
a civilian, hospital officials said.
The militants belonged to the radical Islamic Hamas movement ruling
Gaza. Five other people were wounded, two of them seriously, said
Mo'awyea Hassanein,...
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 Israel will release 429 Palestinian prisoners Monday morning, a
spokesman for the Israel Prison Service said. Meanwhile, 199
Palestinians were allowed Sunday out of the Gaza Strip to travel
abroad.
However, Marwan Barghouti, considered the highest ranking
Palestinian in Israeli jails, called the prisoner release a...
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 Five Islamic Hamas militants were killed and seven wounded before dawn
Saturday in the southern Gaza Strip in missile strikes by Israeli
aircraft, medics and witnesses said.
Hamas sources said that five militants from the groups armed wing,
al-Qassam Brigades, were killed and seven wounded in an airstrike
carried out by Israeli...
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 Opponents of the international Mideast conference being held in
Annapolis, Maryland, took to the streets Tuesday, battling police in
Ramallah and loudly cheering declarations in Gaza never to recognise
Israel's right to exist.
Police fired in the air and threw tear gas at demonstrators in
Ramallah as they tried to break up a...
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 Local media reports say that Israel said on Wednesday that
it had authorized a shipment of 25 armored vehicles and 1,000 rifles to bolster
a promised Palestinian police crackdown on armed militants in the West Bank.
The shipment was proposed by Russia two years ago but stalled by Israeli
opposition. Approval of the plan is aimed at...
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 Israel said Monday it will stop building new settlements and will
release 441 Palestinian prisoners ahead of an upcoming meeting on the
Middle East conflict, but Palestinians said the sides are still unable
to agree on a joint document they hope to present to the parley.
With the conference due to start in one week, the sides have...
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 The military wing of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah
movement claimed responsibility Saturday for firing rockets into
southern Israel as the United Nations body for Palestinian refugees
expressed concerns over Israeli plans to reduce electricity to the Gaza
Strip.
Israeli radio reported three home-made missiles landed...
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 Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas called Thursday for the ouster of
the Hamas administration in the Gaza Strip, in his strongest statements
against the Islamic movement since it seized control of the salient in
mid-June.
"We have to bring down this bunch of people who took over the Gaza
Strip by force," he said in a...
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 The Hamas administration in the Gaza Strip has decided to toughen the
access journalists will have to its leaders, or to events organized by
the organization, officials in the office of deposed prime minister
Ismail Haniya said Wednesday.
The officials, who spoke on conditions of anonymity, said the Hamas
administration has...
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 According to local officials and a local medic, gunfire
killed at least five people on Monday at a Fatah memorial rally for Yasser
Arafat that drew hundreds of thousands of supporters of the defeated faction in
the Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip.
A sea of yellow Fatah flags had filled a Gaza square for the biggest assembly
Palestinian...
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 Palestinian police on Saturday discovered explosive devices stored in the West Bank city of Nablus, a police chief said.
Colonel Ahmed al-Sharqawi, director of Nablus police, said his
forces discovered the explosives in the Old City district two days
after a municipal worker was killed and a second wounded in a
mysterious explosion...
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 According to local officials, four people have died in an
Israeli strike on a Hamas-run police station in the southern Gaza
city of Khan Younis, Palestinians
say.
The Israeli military said in a statement it had targeted a
rocket crew position in southern Gaza.
It said it attacked "in response to rocket and...
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 According to Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, an upcoming
Mideast peace conference would not result in a final
deal with the Palestinians and may not take place at all. His government moved
closer to a punishing regime of power cuts to the Gaza Strip in retaliation for
rocket attacks.
Israel
has consistently played down the...
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 Hamas officials along with local medical workers have
reported a car carrying Hamas militants that exploded today, injuring at least
three people.
Hamas said it believed the blast was caused by a roadside
bomb, although it had claimed earlier that the explosion was caused by an
Israeli air strike.
An Israeli army spokeswoman...
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 According to local media, armed clashes between Hamas-run
police and a Gaza-based clan started again on Saturday morning after two days
of ceasefire, killing a clan member.
They said that Mohammed Helles of their family was killed and a number of the
family members have been wounded in the new surge of violence between the
Helles...
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 According to a Palestinian official, Israeli troops shot
dead an elderly Palestinian and an armed fighter after pushing into the West
Bank city of Nablus
before dawn on Tuesday to make arrests.
Around 40 Israeli jeeps and three bulldozers drove into the
flashpoint city before dawn, as troops took up position around homes in...
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 After numerous attacks from Islamic Jihad groups in the Gaza
Strip during the past few days, Israel
has finally decidesdto take maters into its own hands and is planning a
counter-attack.
Israel
took the decision after a rocket hit near a day care center in the town of Sderot on Monday.
Nobody was hurt but the explosion scared...
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Israel released about 250 Palestinian prisoners, mostly from Abbas' Fatah faction, aiming at boosting the authority of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas after Hamas islamists took over the Gaza Strip."We welcome home our men and women," said senior Abbas aide Saeb Erekat to Reuters. An Israeli Prisons Service spokesman told...
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 Both US and Israel pledged to support the newly-formed government of Mahmoud Abbas for the sake of peace in the region and ending a historical feud between Palestinians and Israel.A new era began on Monday in Jerusalem, where Premier Ehud Olmert and Palestinian President Abbas met for the first time after a long period of lagging....
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 The Lebanese army resumed its bombardment on Fatah al-Islam positions inside the Nahr al-Bared refugee camp, two soldiers being reported dead on Saturday.The al-Qaeda inspired militants responded with Katyusha rockets, at least three such projectiles being launched during the morning hours. No casualties were reported, the rockets...
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Ismail Haniya, the leader of the Palestinian group Hamas, said Friday his movement remained interested in its informal truce with Israel, which had held for nearly five months, but has been jeopardized by renewed violence over the past two weeks and more.
Israel meanwhile kept up a near-total closure of the Gaza Strip Friday for the...
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Several Israeli tanks and bulldozers crossed into the south-east Gaza Strip Tuesday morning, sparking clashes with Palestinian gunmen, witnesses and the Israeli military said.
The witnesses said that three tanks and two bulldozers rolled some 100 metres across the border east of the town of Rafah. They said the bulldozers were...
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Arab League chief Amr Mussa arrived in Damascus Saturday, where he is expected to discuss with Syrian officials a recent broadcast on Syrian TV where prisoners alleged terrorist ties to Lebanon, Lebanese media reported.
The November 6 broadcast showed prisoners confessing to a September bomb blast in Damascus and claiming links exist...
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Arab League chief Amr Mussa arrived in Damascus Saturday, where he is expected to discuss with Syrian officials a recent broadcast on Syrian TV where prisoners alleged terrorist ties to Lebanon, Lebanese media reported.
The November 6 broadcast showed prisoners confessing to a September bomb blast in Damascus and claiming links exist...
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Fatah al-Islam, an al-Qaeda-linked militant movement, on Monday denied any links with the September 27 bomb attack in the Syrian capital that killed 17 people.
"We deny any involvement in the Damascus blast ... and the allegations which were shown on (Syrian) television," Fatah al-Islam said in a statement faxed to the media...
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Lebanese military court investigator Judge Rachid Mezher issued on Friday eight arrest warrants for suspects involved in an explosion that killed five people in the Lebanese city of Tripoli in September.
The explosion on September 29 targeted a military bus carrying at least 20 soldiers, leaving at least five dead and 21...
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A Syrian state television broadcast showing people tied to Lebanese organizations confessing to a September Damascus bomb attack is an attempt to smear Lebanese institutions, Lebanese politicians said Friday.
The Thursday-night broadcast showed ten men and a woman alleged to be members of the group Fatah al-Islam confessing to...
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The leader of the Palestinian militant group Hamas met Monday with Lebanese President Michel Suleiman and Premier Fouad Seniora.
Syria-based Khaled Mashaal said he "told both Lebanese officials that the internal Palestinian situation was good and affirmed that Hamas supported Lebanese reconciliation."
He added that his...
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has sacked his chief of intelligence, Tawfiq Tirawi, officials at his office confirmed Wednesday.
Abbas issued a presidential decree, appointing Tirawi, 61, as a security advisor to the president with the rank of minister, said the officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity because they are not...
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas will not quit his post when his term officially ends on January 9, the Ramallah- based al-Ayyam daily reported Monday.
The daily quoted Abbas as telling newspaper columnists at his office Sunday night that since the Palestinian election law states that presidential and legislative elections should...
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There were positive signals from talks brokered by Egypt with Palestinian factions, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas said in New Delhi Thursday.
Speaking to reporters at the conclusion of a four-day visit to India, Abbas also said a decision on elections in the Palestinian Territories - presidential and legislative -...
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At least five people were killed and 30 wounded on Monday in a bomb blast targeting a military bus on the outskirts of the northern Lebanese port city of Tripoli, Lebanese security sources said.
Hospital officials said three of those killed were soldiers. At least 30 people who sustained medium and serious injuries had been admitted,...
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An explosion Tuesday ripped through the Palestinian refugee camp of Ain el Hilweh in southern Lebanon, killing one person and wounding foru others, Palestinian sources said.
The sources inside the camp said Ahmad Qassem was killed and four others were injured in an explosion near the camp's al-Nour Mosque, which is controlled by...
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Members of Israel's ruling Kadima party is choosing a new leader Wednesday to replace discredited Prime Minister Ehud Olmert.
Some 74,000 registered members of the centrist party are eligible to vote at 114 polling stations placed in 93 different locations throughout the country.
Polls are scheduled to open 10 am (0700 GMT) and...
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At least 11 Palestinians were killed on Tuesday in a fresh outbreak of violent internecine clashes in the Gaza Strip, the worst in more than a month, security officials said.
The clashes erupted when Hamas police forces raided a neighbourhood in southern Gaza City before dawn, seeking to arrest members of a powerful local clan, the...
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The Lebanese army command confirmed Thursday that officer Samer Hana was killed when his helicoper came under fire from unknown militants and crashed on landing in southern Lebanon.
"Officer Samer Hana was killed when his helicopter was fired at, from militants in the area of Iqlim al Tuffah," said a Lebanese army...
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At least one person was wounded Wednesday in clashes that erupted between rival Palestinians inside a refugee camp in southern Lebanon, Palestinian sources said.
The clashes erupted between the mainstream Fatah faction and extremists from Jund al-Sham in the camp at Ain el-Hilweh, east of the southern Lebanese city of Sidon, the...
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Vehicles containing 198 Palestinians freed from Israeli prisons crossed into the Palestinian territories on Monday to cheers and whistles from a watching crowd, under an Israeli prisoner release undertaken as a goodwill gesture to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.
The vehicles were being driven from the Betyunia checkpoint, near...
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An Israeli ministerial committee Monday approved a list with the names of 200 Palestinian militants who will be freed from Israeli prisons later this month, an Israeli official said.
The release is a "goodwill gesture" to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas ahead of the Muslim holy fasting month of Ramadan, to start this...
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Head of Jordan's General Intelligence Department on Wednesday met with a delegation representing the hardline Islamic Palestinian Hamas movement in an apparent bid to improve ties, a Jordanian newspaper reported Thursday.
The meeting between General Mohammad Dahabi and the delegation, led by Hamas politburo member Mohammad Nazal was...
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 Israel
announced yesterday that it had cut off 1% of the electricity to Gaza, and it will
continue to reduce the electrical power until the Palestinian militants cease
the attacks.
In response to that, Palestinian
fighters launched today 20 rockets into Israel, which reportedly did not
cause casualties. Hamas officials defiantly...
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 U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice will attend a meeting with top Israeli officials on Wednesday as a last stop in her Middle East tour. The main issue to be debated at the scheduled meeting will be the Israel-Gaza peace efforts. However, the meeting has been somewhat overshadowed by the latest Israeli raids in the Gaza Strip in...
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U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice will commence a two-day visit to Jerusalem and the West Bank on Tuesday, in preparation for
a Washington-proposed international conference on the Middle
East.
The Bush administration under direct supervision of the president has
proposed a conference in the US in November to confront...
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 Four Palestinians were killed and another twelve were
injured in a clash with the Israeli ground forces while the latter were in a
raid on the Gaza Strip, region controlled by Hamas. One Hamas militant and one
40-year-old bystander were shot during the raid, nearby the Qarara and Abassan
villages, according to hospital...
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 US President George W Bush was set to kick off the first Middle East
peace conference in seven years Tuesday by cautioning that it marked
only the beginning of efforts to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
and that difficult challenges lie ahead.
The parley is aimed at relaunching peace talks between the sides,
and an Israeli...
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 During a speech held Monday, US leader George Bush tackled the pressing issue of peace in the Middle East, promising aid to Mahmoud Abbas’ government.Bush also made an appeal to Palestinian and Israeli leaders to renew talks that would end the feud and bring a long-desired Palestinian state closer. Bush said officials from Middle Eastern...
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Six novels have been short-listed by judges for the German Book Prize, an annual, 25,000-euro (35,000-dollar) award for German-speaking authors, the German Book Trade Federation said in Frankfurt Wednesday.
The novels and authors were The Tower (Uwe Tellkamp), Adam and Evelyn (Ingo Schulze), Abolition of Species (Dietmar Dath), Dark...
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 Tuesday was a day of national mourning in Spain after six peacekeeping soldiers were killed Sunday in southern Lebanon by a car bomb.Numerous high-ranked dignitaries attended the state funeral, headed by crown Prince Felipe and his wife Letizia. The six troopers were decorated by Prince Felipe, who took his father’s place King Juan...
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