Palestine

The family of Shireen Abu Akleh, the Palestinian-American journalist killed on 11 May during an Israeli army raid in the West Bank, has filed a complaint with the International Criminal Court asking the international community to investigate the killing

12th edition of the Palestine International Book Fair kicked off in the National Library in Surda, near Ramallah, under the slogan 'Palestine, the homeland and Jerusalem the capital', which will continue until 24 September with 350 publishing houses

In Qizan Abu Rashwan, one of the most marginalised areas of the Gaza Strip with 11.000 residents living in poverty, the community initiative Youth Stars Centre - launched in 2017 - is still active to remedy the absence of recreational and educational spac

The supply of electricity to the cities of Jericho, Jerusalem and Ramallah will be doubled from 40 to 80 megawatts with the new electricity transmission plant in Jordan Valley, Jordan, inaugurated in Ramah by Jordanian and Palestinian PM

The country has resumed intensive efforts and contacts with the blocs and members of the UN Security Council in an attempt to achieve full UN membership, said its permanent representative to the UN

The truce declared between Palestinian armed group Islamic Jihad and Israel has so far put an end to the 3 days of air strikes on Gaza

Family members of the Palestinian-American Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh met US Secretary of State in Washington to renew their demands for justice and stress the need for a ‘US investigation that leads to real accountability’

The bullet that killed Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh has been handed to American forensic experts, said the Palestinian Authority, as a step to resolve issue with Israel over the investigation into her death

Tamam Abou Hamidan, 34, who left Gaza in 2014 when her family emigrated to Sweden, has now been appointed Major of the town of Olofstrom

The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East has urged countries to increase financial contributions as it suffers from a $100 million funding gap

Israel's actions and financial difficulties have led to a shortage of medicines in Palestine, said local Health Minister Mai al-Kaila