The message the Palestinian leadership is sending to its people is: A Palestinian convicted of financial corruption is nowhere near as worthy of public office as one who murders Jews and masterminds terrorist attacks.

Israel id fighting back against those who are operating to undermine it. 

Palestinian prisoners ended their hunger strike after backing down from the majority of their demands from Israel.

While hundreds of his followers are starving, Barghouti was caught on film noshing candy bars and cookies.

Barghouti, who inspired some 1000 Palestinian prisoners to undergo a hunger strike, was caught on camera eating in his cell.

In Washington, Abbas signaled he would abandon the strategy he pursued in recent years seeking unilateral statehood recognition on the international stage.

Giving a platform to a Palestinian prisoner and terrorist leader convicted of multiple murders was ‘a choice by the editors…a choice by the newspaper.’

Behind his whitewashed portrayal in the media, who is the real Marwan Barghouti?

As the UK mourns the murder in Jerusalem of British student Hannah Bladon, the Palestinian Mission in London continues to promote terror.

The New York Times again exposed its bias against Israel by concealing a Palestinian op-ed writer’s terrorist identity.

The NYT was slammed by Jewish organization and leading figures for failing to mention in Marwan Barghouti’s op-ed that he was a convinced terrorist.

Two-thirds of Palestinians wish Abbas would resign, but his contenders are also weak, afraid to state opposition while he’s in power and locked in fierce competition with each other.