Even the prospect of civil war cannot be ruled out,' an expert tracking growing violence in the West Bank told Newsweek.

Fatah al-Islam emerged in November 2006 when it split from Fatah al-Intifada (Fatah Uprising), a Syrian-backed Palestinian group based in Lebanon, which itself was a splinter of Yasir Arafat’s ...

On the other hand, according to an ISGAP report, between 1986 and 2018, Qatar invested more than $4,955,969,671 (nearly $5 billion) in American universities, of which less than $2 billion was reported ...

1979: Iran ’s pro-western leader, Mohammed Reza Shah, who regarded Israel as an ally, is swept from power in an Islamic Revolution that installs a new Shiite regime opposed to Israel. Egypt and Israel ...

During the Second Intifada, approximately 2,700 Palestinians lost their lives. Israeli sources link roughly 2,124 of these deaths to members of militant groups such as Hamas, Islamic Jihad and Fatah.

Mohammed al-Tous, a member of the Fatah movement, was the longest continuous Palestinian prisoner serving time in Israeli detention until he was freed during the first round of the hostage ...

Who is Syrian President Ahmed al Sharaa, the former rebel leader once linked with al Qaeda? Once an extremist who fought US troops in Iraq, Syrian President Ahmed al Sharaa now preaches pluralism ...

Abu Mohammed al-Jolani has replaced his jihadist camo attire for Western-style outfits as he attempts to transform himself into a moderate revolutionary leader.

Fatah dropped its categorical opposition to normalisation with Israel by 1987 and the First Intifada, instead engaging in negotiations for a political solution.

Fatah, the largest Palestinian party, has seen its popularity plunge during the war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, from where the Islamists violently ousted rivals Fatah in 2007.

Fatah, the largest Palestinian party, has seen its popularity plunge during the war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, from where the Islamists violently ousted rivals Fatah in 2007.Fatah's chosen path ...