Trump threat to cut Palestine aid could ‘unravel Oslo’
US President Donald Trump’s threat to withdraw aid to the Palestinian Authority (PA) would deprive Washington of its influence on the body, and could cause the Oslo accords to unravel, analysts say.
Abbas looks beyond the US after Trump Jerusalem move
Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas is habitually cautious but, as protests have gripped the Palestinian territories since US President Donald Trump’s controversial policy shift recognising Occupied Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, he has adopted unusually harsh language.
U.S. Politics Increasingly Governed by Policy of Unilateralism
The politics of the Trump administration are being increasingly governed by the twin policies of unilateralism and isolationism.
What Now For the Palestinians?
Donald Trump’s announcement that he’s formally recognising Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and setting in motion a plan to move the US embassy there has been condemned by many world leaders. So where does it leave the Palestinians?
Only grassroots activism and global solidarity can bring justice to Palestine
Less than a week after Trump’s announcement, predictions that it will inevitably lead to greater violence appear to be coming true as Israel clamps down on protesters taking to the streets.
Palestinians fear violence after Trump’s Jerusalem embassy move
Palestinians fear the consequences of a speech in which US President Donald Trump declared Jerusalem the capital of Israel and started the process of moving its embassy there from Tel Aviv – as he pledged during his election campaign.
100 years on, Balfour Declaration still divides
At almost every public appearance over the past week, Palestinian politicians have reiterated their demand that Britain apologize for the 1917 Balfour Declaration — a document that laid the groundwork for Israel’s creation — while Israelis have prepared to celebrate the declaration’s centennial.
Hamas hands over Gaza border crossings to PA
As agreed in the reconciliation talks, Hamas transfers administrative control on Gaza’s border crossings to the PA.
Prerequisites for Peace in Palestine/Israel
In this e-book we ask whether to try and curb this descent into chaos the time has come for policy makers to start dealing with the moderate Islamist opposition, rather than wait till later when there is no one left but the extremists – or alternatively, whether dealing with moderate Islamist groups now risks just switching the Arab Shahs we have now to Arab Khomeinis in the future.
