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The Palestinian National Economy Ministry in Ramallah has seized and destroyed consumer goods and produce from illegal Israeli settlements worth more than $140,000. The products were seized from the...
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Anger and worry prevails amongst the people of Umm Al-Hayran, a Palestinian village in the Negev Desert following a decision by the Israeli Building Council to expel villagers in...
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A spokesman for Fatah's Office of Information and Culture, Ahmed Assaf, has described Israel's raids on the Watan and Al-Quds TV stations as "state terrorism" and a violation of...
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PHOTO STORY Gaza's Centre for Reform and Rehabilitation has released 51 detainees held on various criminal charges after they had served just two-thirds of their sentences and 'reformed their...
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The Palestinian Legislative Council (PLC) in Gaza has questioned the Interior Minister over alleged security transgressions and violations of basic freedoms. The PLC's Monitoring and Inspection Committee said that...
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The Palestinian Bar Association (PBA) has announced that industrial action will take place on Monday and Tuesday in protest against an attack on one of their colleagues in Bethlehem....
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The Palestinian Authority's Ministerial Council in Ramallah has taken several measures against a strike by members of the Teachers' Union, which started on Sunday. The union is calling for...
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A British Member of the European Parliament has quizzed the EU Foreign Affairs chief over torture in prisons run by the Palestinian Authority. Phil Bennion MEP asked Cathy Ashton...