Palestinian National Liberation Movement ” Fatah ” in Egypt organized on Thursday a closing ceremony for the summer activities, and held an art exhibition of the participants in... Read more
Responding to the news that armed Israeli guards shot dead a Palestinian woman after she allegedly pulled out a knife at the Qalandiya military checkpoint between Ramallah and East Jerusalem... Read more
The recently opened coffee shop named Aida in Aida refugee camp, Bethlehem, welcomes customers for a coffee and a chat. Its name ‘Aida’ originates from a popular coffee shop of the same name... Read more
19/9/1969: Battle of the martyr Farhan al-Saadi: in the Jordan Valley on the width of about (40) km from the area of Shuwayer north to the Dead Sea in the south, and where (10) enemy sites w... Read more
18/9/1988: The Zionist entity launched the first satellite to spy on the Arab countries. Read more
Shortly after the Israeli government approved the establishment of a new settlement on the outskirts of Jericho city, the European Union slammed all settlements in the occupied Palestinian t... Read more
The Palestinian Foreign Ministry expressed hope today that the Israeli public will elect a leader who will be committed to peace with the Palestinians. It said in a statement that while the... Read more
17/9/1919: launching of the newspaper Mirat al-Sharq (“Mirror of the East”) in Palestine, owned by Paul Shehadeh. 17/9/1948: Bernadotte was assassinated on Friday 17 September 19... Read more
With the Palestinian cabinet holding its weekly meeting today in the village of Fasayel in the northern Jordan Valley, Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh affirmed that the Jordan Valley and th... Read more
16-18/9/1982: The 37th anniversary of The Sabra and Shatila Massacres of up to 3,500 Palestinian civilians. Israeli forces provided transportation of an angry militia group (trained and fina... Read more