'Palestinian prisoner' exchange

There's a 'Palestinian prisoner' exchange taking place over the course of the next three weeks - between now and the end of Ramadamadan. The good news is that Israel is not involved. Representatives of rival Palestinian movements Fatah and Hamas say they have agreed on measures to end an impasse in reconciliation talks.

The groups, which run rival governments in the Gaza Strip and West Bank,

History repeats itself

Tell me this isn't deja vu all over again. 70 years ago, the Times of London decided that there were 'moderate Nazis.'But meanwhile, back in the real world, do you remember when The Times (the London one of course) felt that Hitler was a moderate making concessions to ingratiate himself with the “radical” wing of his own Nazi party. Yes, you heard that right, upon implementing another plank

YES!!! Hamas going broke too!

As 'moderate' 'Palestinian' President Mahmoud Abbas Abu Mazen arrives in Cairo for an emergency Arab League meeting to shnor (beg) for funds, it turns out that his peace partner in crime, Hamas, is going broke too. Hamas also seems to be facing a financial crisis and, like the Palestinian Authority, has not been able to pay full salaries to its civil servants in the Gaza Strip.Hamas legislator

Fatah wants EU to ban 'settlers'

The Fatah terror organization is urging the European Union to ban 'settlers' in response to Israel's deportation of pro-'Palestinian' 'activists.' The appeal was issued by Jamal Nazzal, Fatah’s spokesman in Europe, who said that EU countries should consider the possibility of banning settlers who had been involved in violence from entering their territories.Nazzal said that banning settlers from