PA Rewards Hamas and Fatah Terrorists for Long Jail Terms
The US has approved $500 million for the PA, which says it rewards Hamas and Fatah terrorists. The more time in jail, the higher the "salaries.”
The US has approved $500 million for the PA, which says it rewards Hamas and Fatah terrorists. The more time in jail, the higher the "salaries.”

A massive car bombing in a Beirut suburb Saturday killed at least two terrorists, but it is not clear whether they were from Hamas or Hizbullah.

An unprecedented lawsuit by Belgian-Israeli victims of Hamas rocket attacks asks a Belgian court to arrest leaders of the terrorist organization.

Israel decided that nearly 100 terrorists, to be freed for Shalit, will be deported while seven others will remain in jail. Hamas now must decide.

While the Cabinet weighs freeing Hamas terrorists for Gilad Shalit, an appeal to the High Court demands that others be tried for war crimes.

4th Time: Gaza terrorists attacked Egyptians building an underground “Iron Curtain” that would block weapons and drug smuggling into Gaza.

For the second time in a week, Gaza terrorists attacked Jewish communities in southern Israel, this time using advanced Russian-made rockets.

Tens of thousands of people took to the streets of Gaza City to celebrate 22 years of terror attacks on Israel by Hamas.

The US tipped off Thai authorities who confiscated 35 tons of N. Korean weapons and explosives, probably destined for the Iranian-Hamas axis.

Egypt is building an underground iron wall to stop smuggling into Gaza. Analyst says everyone but Israel will benefit - including the smugglers.

The ‘blockade” in Gaza: More than 2,000 Arabs were recently hospitalized in Israel, which also sent to Gaza 10,000 swine flu vaccines. Blockade?

A new Internet campaign is calling for the closure of the Al Aksa mosque on the Temple Mount until kidnapped IDF soldier Gilad Shalit is returned.

Terrorists in Hamas-controlled Gaza escalated attacks on Israel Sunday with two Russian-made anti-tank missiles that landed in a kibbutz field.

A deal between Israel and Hamas for the release of captured IDF soldier Gilad Shalit is "almost final" and should be completed within 2 weeks.

Shalit is already in Egypt and a deal for his release is underway, a Kuwaiti newspaper says, but the reliability of the report is questionable.

The “imminent” release of terrorists for Shalit is more distant as Hamas plants rumors in Arab media. The bottom line: It’s all Israel’s fault.

The government told the High Court it may free 980 terrorists but asked it to reject a motion demanding details. No deal appears to be imminent.

Arab media reports that once again, Hamas has decided to reject a prisoner exchange deal for the release of kidnapped IDF soldier Gilad Shalit.

Hamas shows stress in its media campaign: It issued a report that Shalit is well while an internal dispute rages on a terrorist-release deal.

The government's reported plans to release major terrorists for Shalit may contravene a High Court warning to be careful about freeing terrorists.
Hamas, which has used kidnapped soldier Gilad Shalit as a pawn for Israel to free terrorists, now is playing with him to reach a deal with Abbas.

Arab media report that Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu approved a prisoner exchange deal to bring kidnapped IDF soldier Gilad Shalit to Egypt .

A Gaza man was sentenced to 15 years in prison for allegedly helping Israel fight terrorism. Hamas seeks legal path to death penalty.

Security sources report that Gaza Arabs have grown wary of dangerous tunnel trade on the Egyptian border.

Abbas denied a report that he wrecked a deal to free Gilad Shalit because of fears it would strengthen Hamas and threaten the PA.

Mahmoud Abbas’s real problem is not Israel. Hamas is the real thorn in his neck, according to former IDF intelligence chief Zev Farkash.

Hamas fired a Kassam rocket at Israel around midnight Monday. It exploded near Sderot, described by a US radio station as "death’s doorstep.”

Who attacked the Gaza City mosque during Operation Cast Lead? Judge Richard Goldstone debated the issue with former Israeli Ambassador Dore Gold.

Shortly after testifying to the UN that it has no ties to terrorism, Hamas's “political wing” boasts of its support for Gaza terror.

Hundreds of Fatah terrorists who escaped rival Hamas members in Gaza have asked Israel to allow them to remain in Judea and Samaria.

Hamas claims that the Goldstone Report did not criticize rocket attacks as Goldstone challenges Obama over bias claims.
Dr. Hillel Frisch talks about the split between Fatah and Hamas, and explains why Abbas has not taken the lead in offering peace.
Hamas’s education television teaches children that it is good to learn English because it is “the language of the enemy,” just like Hebrew.

PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas publicly criticizes Hamas, but releases Hamas terrorists from jail in an apparent effort to obtain reconciliation.

The Goldstone Report has led to political turmoil in the PA as Abbas first delays, then pushes a UN meeting on the subject.

Israel faces a new triple terror axis of Hamas, Sheikh Salah and Abbas, says Ben-Eliezer. MK Ben-Ari: Outlaw Islamic Movement as a terror group

Tensions remain high in Jerusalem as Fatah, Hamas and the Islamic Movement call on Muslims to 'Defend al-Aksa.' Thousands of police prepare.

Hamas terror gang steps up assault on Mahmoud Abbas, undermining attempts at reconciliation with Fatah. Syria postpones Abbas's visit.

Hamas leaders report that former US President Jimmy Carter played a role in the “terrorists for video” swap last week.

The former head of the Mossad's MIA department warns that the promised video of Gilad Shalit will serve Hamas's interests, not Israel's.

Hamas propaganda alleges the IDF bombs hostages captured by the terrorist group. Its video claims Air Force bombing of terrorists killed a hostage.

Shalit activists hoped to exchange a present for the kidnapped soldier with gifts for Hamas prisoners, but the swap was postponed.

Hamas escalated attacks on Israeli soldiers and civilians. The IDF did not retaliate as Hamas threatened a war “with iron and fire.”

A majority of Americans support Israel and blame Hamas and the PA for the conflict and humanitarian crisis in Gaza, according to a new poll.

In another sign of tension between Hamas and the UN, Gaza's leaders shift blame for deaths from Israel to UNRWA.

Gaza terrorists attacked several times on Thursday, firing a total of seven mortar shells and shooting at workers.

Two Hamas terrorists died Tuesday in an explosion in northern Gaza. Hamas blames Israel.
Israeli papers are silent after failure of another campaign backing the release of hundreds of Arab terrorists for kidnapped soldier Gilad Shalit.

Hamas refuses UN plan to teach the Holocaust to Gazan children. Israelis wonder why UN is teaching refugees, instead of housing them.

PA majority party Hamas rejects Salam Fayyad's plan for a PA state. UN, America approve of document.

Hadas Shalit will begin her army service as her brother, Gilad, remains three years in captivity by Hamas terrorists.

The “islamization” of Gaza continues as schoolgirls are told they must wear cloaks and cover hair. Hamas claims orders came from schools.

Israel's Prison Services has canceled visits for security prisoners tomorrow due to Shalit supporters' plans to cancel the visits by force.

Hamas embarked on a campaign to woo Gazan children away from UNWRA summer camps to its own camps, where kids learn to wage war against Israel.

Elements within the international terrorist organization Al-Qaeda have accused Hamas of un-Islamic behavior, called for revenge.

Fifty percent of Gaza residents are under 18 and Hamas is training many of them to lie on beds of nails to grow up to be tough terrorists.

The powerful Doghmush clan of Gaza has joined fighting between Hamas and Al-Qaeda inspired radicals; Abbas slams Hamas action. Hamas blames Israel.

Israel has halted shipments of cement to Gaza after discovering that Hamas is using it for smuggling tunnels instead of public works projects.

The head of the extreme Islamist Jund Ansar Allah terrorist organization committed suicide Saturday during a clash with Hamas.

Hamas officials have made contradictory statements on progress in a deal to release kidnapped IDF soldier Gilad Shalit.
