Fatah News

The President of the Palestinian Authority Mahmoud Abbas has said that Hamas has come out in support reconciliation talks and that the Palestinian people can achieve their goals peacefully.

Supporters of the Islamist group Hamas have been detained and interrogated by the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank.

Gaza - No one is safe from persecution in the politically turbulent and often violent neighborhoods of the Palestinian territories, not even journalists.

Middle crisis continues as Palestinian groups Hamas and Fatah agree on unification deal. Both Fatah and Hamas have been waging war against Israel for years. Analysts assess that these militant groups could be planning a new strategy against Israel.

Nablus is an ancient Roman town, north of Jerusalem, in the Palestinian territory of the West Bank. The city, pointed out by the Israeli Defense Force as one of the epicentre of Islamic Palestinian terrorism, is controlled by Hamas.

The Palestinian groups Hamas and Fatah, the former being the governing authority in Gaza and the latter in the West Bank, are set to sign a reconciliation deal brokered by Egyptian officials.

Dr. Uri Davis has become the first Jew to be elected to the Revolutionary Council of the Palestinian Fatah movement since the council's formation in 1968.

A Fatah conference passes a unanimous resolution on Thursday, holding Israel fully accountable for Yasser Arafat's death. Israel resents the accusation.

Hundreds of Fatah members of the Aksa Martyrs Brigades are reportedly being tortured by the ruling Hamas government of Gaza.

After weeks of intense infighting amid a power struggle between rival Hamas and Fatah factions, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has dismissed the Hamas lead government and declared a state of emergency.