Mahmoud Abbas

All of you in the US, Europe and Israel who throw money at the 'Palestinian Authority' will undoubtedly be pleased to hear that your money goes to a good cause: The care and feeding of Fatah and Hamas terrorists who are sentenced to long terms in Israeli jails. The Palestinian Authority revealed on Sunday that it rewards both Hamas and Fatah terrorists with higher “salaries” for committing more  

NABLUS, WEST BANK • Israeli troops blasted their way into the homes of three wanted Palestinians on Saturday, killing each in a hail of bullets and straining an uneasy security arrangement with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.   Israel’s...  

Israeli troops blasted their way into the homes of three wanted Palestinians in the West Bank on Saturday, killing each in a hail of bullets and straining an uneasy security arrangement with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas. The three ...  

Early Saturday, Dec. 26, an Israeli special force went into the West Bank town of Nablus and killed Ghasen Abu Sharaf, Raad Sukarj and Banan Suboh, leading members of the Al Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades, the suicide-military wing of Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah. All three were implicated in the drive-by shooting murder of Rabbi Meir Avshalom Chai Thursday night. Although the Brigades owned up to the murder, Mahmoud Abbas accuses Israel of "a war crime."  

The Western-backed Palestinian Authority on Monday condemned Israeli plans to build new homes for settlers in east Jerusalem and said they were incompatible with peace efforts."The Palestinian Authority strongly condemns the new decision to build in east Jerusalem and wonders whether there is a freeze of settlement activity or an intensification of it," chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erakat told AFP.  

Israeli troops blasted their way into the homes of three wanted Palestinians yesterday, killing each in a hail of bullets and straining an uneasy security arrangement with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.  

NABLUS, West Bank | Israeli troops blasted their way into the homes of three wanted Palestinians on Saturday, killing each in a hail of bullets and straining an uneasy security arrangement with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas. Israel's military said the three, affiliated with a violent offshoot of Mr. Abbas' Fatah movement, were targeted for killing an Israeli settler in a roadside ambush earlier in the week and had turned down a...  

ReutersIsraeli Troops Kills 6 PalestiniansFOXNewsNABLUS, West Bank — An uneasy security agreement between Israel and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas is being put to the test. Israeli troops on Saturday blasted their way into the homes of three wanted Palestinians. Each was killed in a hail of ...Israeli hurt in second West Bank road attack this weekHa'aretzWest Bank killings could scupper Shalit prisoner dealChristian Science MonitorIsrael...  

Israeli troops blasted their way into the homes of three wanted Palestinians yesterday, killing each in a hail of bullets and straining an uneasy security arrangement with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.  

Israeli soldiers killed six Palestinians today in the occupied West Bank and the Gaza Strip, in the bloodiest violent outbreak in months. Three of those who were killed belonged to a militant group within Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's Fatah ...  

NABLUS, West Bank — Israeli troops blasted their way into the homes of three wanted Palestinians on Saturday, killing each in a hail of bullets and straining an uneasy security arrangement with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas.  

Eruption of violence comes as Israelis who opposed the war a year ago say they are being silenced and vilifiedIsraeli troops yesterday shot dead six Palestinians in two separate incidents, as evidence emerged that an increasingly fragile ceasefire between armed groups loyal to President Mahmoud Abbas's Fatah movement and Israel appeared to be in danger of breaking down.The shootings, the most serious violence in months, came a day before today...  

Khaled Abu Toameh , THE JERUSALEM POSTHardly a day passes when Mahmoud Abbas does not reiterate his refusal to return to the negotiating table with Israel unless certain conditions are fulfilled. This has been Abbas's position since US President Barack Obama entered office earlier this year.By setting conditions for resuming the peace talks, Abbas appears to have climbed a very high tree - one that he finds too difficult to climb down from...  

From news article:Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas is trying hard to blame Israel for the absence of peace talks, with predictable support from Europe: addressing the European Parliament last week, brand-new EU foreign minister Catherine Ashton parroted PA criticisms of Israel wholesale, not even hinting at any Palestinian responsibility for the impasse. But Washington has yet to weigh in. Before doing so, it should consider the...  

"Israeli-Palestinian negotiations are foredoomed for now. The party conference of Mahmoud Abbas’s Fatah in August – where the platform, resolutions and speakers from Abbas down rejected Israel’s self-identity as a Jewish state and any attempt to delegitimize terrorism against her – tells us as much. But diplomatic flurry often obscures matters, and one might believe that issues like refugees or borders remain the key – or Jerusalem."