Egyptian Prime Minister Qandil witnesses firsthand the horrors and intolerable tragedies caused by Israel’s bloody war machine in yet another elections-induced war on Gaza, killing dozens of innocent Palestinian children.

Despite difficulties in holding Palestinian Presidential elections, for now, Haniya asserts that reconciliation efforts are continuing and will lead to full unity.

The global balance of power is changing; and not just in ways commonly covered by the media.

The recent visit to the Gaza Strip by Fatah leader Nabil Sha’ath should be a welcome first step toward Palestinian national reconciliation.

The US administration threatened Fatah faction that it would face a siege if it signed a reconciliation agreement with the Hamas Movement, Jibril Al-Rejoub, the deputy Fatah central committee secretary,

Palestinian premier Ismail Haneyya stated Tuesday that the national reconciliation efforts will not succeed until the Palestinian will becomes independent and free from external pressures and dictates.

Dr. Mahmoud Al-Zahhar, the political bureau member of Hamas, has said that his Movement was absolutely interested in ending the crisis with Egypt following the regretful incidents in Rafah on

Palestinian premier Ismail Haneyya stated Sunday that his government is keen on improving the health sector in the Gaza Strip by all means available in order to alleviate the citizens’

Ismail Haneyya, the Palestinian premier in Gaza Strip, has asserted that historical Palestine will remain so from the Mediterranean Sea to the Jordan River.

Dr. Eyad Al-Sirraj, the secretary-general of the national reconciliation committee, stated Saturday that Egypt agreed to host immediate talks between Hamas and Fatah factions before signing the Egyptian paper.