Hamas’ deal with Abbas is a short-term fix for a movement in deep crisis. Read more about Hamas and Abbas driven together by desperation 

Recent attempts to annex Palestinian Christians as fictional “Israeli Christians” draw on a long history. Read more about Palestinians must resist Israel's efforts to foment sectarianism 

Mothers who lost sons in Fatah-Hamas clashes still hope rift can be mended. Read more about Hopes for Fatah-Hamas reconciliation grow, despite ongoing repression 

The September 2000 rebellion united Palestinians across geographical divisions. Read more about The second intifada put holes in Israel's wall of fear 

The Palestinian Authority will never achieve liberation so long as it remains subservient to Israel. Read more about Why PA's new prime minister heads a papier-mâché government 

As campaign fever grips Israel, many of its Palestinian citizens are angry at being disenfranchised. Read more about Israel denies Bedouins right to elect representatives 

Local elections have been postponed for a few years so why were they called under procedures reserved for emergencies? Read more about Did Abbas abuse his powers in restricting election to West Bank? 

A nine-month investigation by Al Jazeera into the death of Yasser Arafat has revealed that that there was a high level of polonium, a highly radioactive element, inside his body when he died. Read more about Scientific probe indicates Arafat was murdered