On 21 August, 1969, it was early on Thursday morning when the alarm was sounded. Palestinian guards in the Aqsa compound saw smoke rising from the south-east wing of the mosque and, upon clo... Read more
Al-Buraq Wall has remained an Islamic Waqf and a pure right for Muslims. None of its stones date back to King Solomon’s era as the Jews claim. The Wall has a big religious status for Muslims... Read more
Palestinian refugee camp, Tal Az-Za’tar, was a besieged Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon, as more than 55,000 targeted the camp killing thousands of Palestinian and Lebanese refugee... Read more
On this day in 1967, the opccupying state of Israel launched a pre-emptive attack against Egypt, Jordan, Iraq and Syria. After hitting the air defences of these countries, Israel captured Ea... Read more
Palestine National Council is the supreme legislative representative body for all the Palestinian people inside Palestine and in the Diaspora. The PNC normally sets PLO policies and plans, b... Read more
Although the promises made by the British Government to the Arabs, according to which that Government promised to support Arab independence in return for Arab aid in the war against the Otto... Read more
This year Palestinians mark the 73rd anniversary of the Nakba – the most traumatic catastrophe that ever befell them. The rupture of 1948 and the ‘ethnic cleansing’ of the Nakba are central... Read more
Jaffa Revolution was due to many reasons including the British occupation government announced its adherence to the Mandate and the Balfour Declaration and allowed the immigration of Jews to... Read more
Khalil al-Wazir was born on 10 October 1935, in the town of Ramla, Palestine. He was forced to leave his hometown in July 1948 when Zionist militias occupied Ramla and evicted its inhabitant... Read more
April 1973 has witnessed an awful assassination of three Palestinian leaders in their homes in Beirut with the hands of the Zionist “Mossad” led by Ehud Park, who ruled as Israel’s tenth Pri... Read more
