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  • World Jewish Congres Analysis claims, a secret connection between Muhammad Dahlan and the Saudi royal family

    By : Abu Adnan

    The ongoing rivalry between PLO leader Mahmoud Abbas and his young challenger Mohammad Dahlan is an open secret on the Palestinian street. What may, however, come as a surprise, is the involvement of Saudi Arabia in the internal Palestinian struggle for power.

  • Major UK food retailer boycotts 4 Israeli companies

    By : Abu Adnan

    Britain's fifth-largest food retailer, the Co-operative Group, announced over the weekend that it would stop doing business with four Israeli companies accounting for £ 350,000 worth of trade over the companies ties to and operations in the West Bank.

  • Israeli helicopters get missile shield

    By : Abu Adnan

    Israel's military plans to arm its helicopter fleet with a protective system against shoulder-fired surface-to-air missiles it says are in the hands of Hezbollah in Lebanon and Palestinian militants in the Gaza Strip.

    The system, known as Fliker and developed by Rafael Advanced Defense Systems, fires an interceptor at an incoming SAM and is designed to minimize debris to avoid

  • Obama lifts ban on $192 million aid support to PA

    By : Abu Adnan

    Washington - US President Barack Obama has lifted a ban on financial aid to the Palestinian Authority (PA), stating that the aid was "important to the security interests of the United States".

  • All but stateless, Palestinian man with dementia waits in hospital for travel documents

    By : Abu Adnan

    By Becky Schlikerman, Chicago Tribune reporter
    April 29, 2012

    For nearly a year, Wasef Ibrahim has been living at Rush University Medical Center — a man without a country that will claim him.

    The undocumented immigrant says he wants to leave the U.S., and relatives in the Middle East say they want to welcome him home.

  • Palestinian government cracks down on critics

    By : Abu Adnan

    The Associated Press
    JERUSALEM -- The government of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has moved to silence critics, raising new concerns about freedom of expression in the West Bank.


    Abbas' communications minister, Mashour Abu Daqa, said late Thursday that the attorney general's office ordered several websites shut down over the past six months. The sites belong
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