Rizah Salah has had his home demolished twice by Israeli military forces: first for being built without a permit on Palestinian land, the second being built too close to Route 60, an Israeli settlement road.

Some U.S. officials now traveling in the Middle East say the Palestinian plan to pursue statehood in the UN will not get crucial U.S. support.

Palestinians have decided to go directly to the United Nations to put the question of their statehood before the Security Council. They say the peace process with Israel is dead.

Claiming Palestinian farmers are stealing water from the central source shared by both Israelis and Palestinians, Israel has implemented water restrictions on Palestinians in the disputed West Bank.

The Palestinian Return Centre (PRC) coordinated a delegation of parliamentarians to the Palestinian Refugee Camps in Syria.

The Federal Court of Canada will review the case of controversial British MP George Galloway, who was denied entry into the country in March, on the grounds that he allegedly supports terrorism.

A Jewish-American settler was questioned and detained by Israeli domestic security in a 12-year long spree of hate-crimes targeting left wingers, homosexuals and Palestinians

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton met with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in Abu Dhabi on Saturday as she continued the push for a Middle East peace deal.

Israeli police used water cannons and stun grenades to disperse Palestinian protesters who had gathered at Jerusalem's most holy shrine on Sunday following the circulation of rumors that Israeli settlers planned to take over the hilltop complex.

President Mahmoud Abbas has called presidential and legislative elections across the Palestinian Territories for January, despite his Fatah movement and Hamas, which currently governs the Gaza Strip, having failed to conclude a reconciliation deal.