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'Let the Palestinian people live,' Hossam Hassan told reporters, adding that people who have no empathy for Palestinian civilians 'have lost part of their humanity.' Hassan waved the Palestinian flag after Egypt eliminated Australia in a Dallas match last week
After his team beat Australia 4-2 on penalties and qualified for the World Cup's round of 16 for the first time, Egypt coach Hossam Hassan celebrated by brandishing a Palestinian flag and dedicating the historic win to the Palestinian people. 'May God grant them victory,' he said
According to Sky News Arabia, Barghouti told his lawyer he is determined to run and will not withdraw if elections are held. He remains one of the most popular Palestinian political figures despite being imprisoned by Israel for nearly 25 years
As settler pressure closes in on the Palestinian village of Umm al-Khair, children are losing the freedom to play, study and move safely. The library has become one of the few places they still feel secure
Amid a pogrom in an affluent Palestinian suburb mostly populated by American citizens, settlers set fire to a mosque, homes and cars, including a house with a couple still inside. Police quickly moved to arrest suspects
The annual QS rankings place six Israeli universities in the global top 1,000, with gains for Tel Aviv University, the Hebrew University and the Technion. Jerusalem's Al-Quds University emerges as the highest-ranked Palestinian institution
Since suffering a mental breakdown, Mohammed Shahimi often wanders aimlessly in the area of his home in the West Bank village of Duma. On Saturday a settler pumped five bullets into him, claiming the 30-year-old Palestinian had threatened him with a large stone
The lower court initially convicted Yitzhak Sofer, who was filmed beating Palestinian photographer Mustafa Al-Kharouf outside Jerusalem's Old City, but later rescinded the conviction, citing trauma suffered on October 7
Foreign ministers and senior officials from dozens of countries are meeting one year after the New York Declaration on Palestinian statehood. The conference will end with an eight-point 'Call for Action' urging a ceasefire, governance reforms, and Gaza's reconstruction
A man identified as a Palestinian refugee from Syria with Ukrainian citizenship was detained by Hezbollah and accused by Lebanon of being part of an Israeli bombing and assassination plot. His subsequent escape and disappearance now put Lebanon in a quandary
A 37-year-old man of Palestinian origin was arrested on Crete on suspicion of Hamas membership, Athens police said. Greek media reported he may have been planning to target a ship arriving from Israel on Tuesday
Israel presents itself as an LGBTQ haven, but for those of us who are both queer and Palestinian, Jerusalem Pride reveals the hypocrisy behind that liberal image
Israel's national security minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's shameless policy of severely mistreating Palestinian prisoners is not a one-man job. A series of officials across and beyond the prison system are enabling him, or turning a blind eye
UN Secretary-General António Guterres added Israeli security forces to a UN list of parties accused of sexual violence in conflict. The report cites several cases of Israeli forces committing rape and other sexual violence against Palestinian detainees in custody and during interrogations
In the southern Hebron Hills, a Palestinian farmer and his 10-year-old son were attacked by settlers while tending their fields. Days later, the child still wakes screaming at night
She opened for Coldplay, appeared on 'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert' and is now gearing up for the FIFA World Cup's opening ceremony. Yet critics disagree on the example Palestinian singer Elyanna is setting as one of the world's top Arab pop stars
State Department cable cites risk to Trump's Gaza peace plan if bid proceeds. Palestinian mission has not commented; election for vice presidents set for June 2
Palestinian residents of East Jerusalem make up 40 perent of the city's population, yet the difficulties the state imposes on them in issuing building permits are pushing them away – all while the threat of demolition hangs over thousands of families in the city
Israeli settlers ordered the family of Hussein Al-Asasa to exhume his body – 'or we'll throw it to the dogs.' The goal was achieved: No Palestinian resident now dares approach the cemetery
Testimonies obtained by Haaretz indicate that soldiers arrested a Palestinian man even though he was grazing sheep on land belonging to his family. According to witnesses, soldiers claimed he was only authorized to graze on the land on weekends starting from noon. Following the arrest, an argument broke out at the scene, during which a female soldier threatened another Palestinian
