Palestinian Authority

Who reports Palestinian public statements of intent that don’t fit with the accepted narrative?

Why has an Israeli video explaining the history and legal status of the West Bank upset the Palestinians? Could the real story be a threat to the distorted Palestinian narrative?

Why does the Financial Times cling to the previously accepted wisdom that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is the fulcrum at the heart of the Middle East’s troubles and consider Hamas a credible peace partner?

Dan Ephron’s report on Mahmoud Abbas reads like a tribute to the PA leader, not the work of a professional journalist.

The LA Times contends that the brutal murder of the Fogel family is part of an ongoing “cycle of violence” provoked by settlement building.

A mother, father and three of their children were stabbed to death. But the BBC is more concerned with “settlements”.

A Fatah-affiliated youth center has named a sports event after Wafa Idris, the first female Palestinian suicide bomber.

What are the media going to do now that their favorite go-to-guy is no longer the Palestinian Authority’s most visible spokesperson?

An overview of some of the issues generated by The Guardian’s publication of thousands of leaked Palestinian documents.

Since when were tourists able to visit Jerusalem in a state of Palestine stretching from the Med to the River Jordan?