Jun 22 - By Associated Press
A lawyer says Italian authorities are set to expel to Syria one of the Palestinians who hijacked the Achille Lauro cruise ship and killed an American passenger in 1985.
Jun 1 - By Associated Press
Police say a Jewish man is being held after shooting to death a Palestinian in Jerusalem and wounding a Jewish man.
Apr 29 - By Associated Press
One of the Palestinians who hijacked the Achille Lauro cruise ship and killed an American passenger in 1985 has been released after more than 23 years in jail, officials said Thursday.
Mar 17 - By Ian Deitch, Associated Press Writer
An obscure Palestinian militant group is claiming responsibility for a West Bank attack that killed two Israeli police officers this week. But Israeli and Palestinian security officials are casting doubt on the claim.
Feb 10 - By Karin Laub, Associated Press Writer
No matter who leads Israel's new government, the Israelis will have to commit to a freeze on Jewish settlements in the West Bank before peace talks can resume, Palestinian officials said Tuesday.

Jan 22 - By Albert Aji, Associated Press Writers
Hamas called Thursday for reconciliation with supporters of rival Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas but insisted on pursuing "resistance" against Israel.

Dec 29 - By The Associated Press, TEL
Israel began a massive assault on the Gaza Strip on Dec. 27, inflicting scores of casualties over the following days. History provides some clues to what is behind this violence.
Dec 15 - By Associated Press
Israeli troops have killed a wanted Palestinian militant in the West Bank.
Nov 30 - By Diaa Hadid, Associated Press Writer
Hamas police prevented Muslim pilgrims from leaving Gaza Sunday for the annual Islamic pilgrimage because of internal Palestinian squabbling, drawing rare rebukes from Arab countries.
Sep 3 - By Associated Press
Two Israeli border policemen have been convicted of manslaughter after they kidnapped a Palestinian teenager and threw him from a moving jeep during a 2002 rampage through the West Bank city of Hebron.
Jul 7 - By Associated Press
Italian authorities have ordered a Palestinian man expelled after he served his sentence for taking part in the 1985 hijacking of the Achille Lauro cruise ship, which resulted in the murder of an American citizen.

Jun 24 - By Geir Moulson, Associated Press Writer
Countries at an international conference Tuesday agreed to commit $242 million to strengthen the Palestinian Authority's police and judicial systems, sending what Germany's foreign minister called a "clear signal of support" for building a Palestinian state.
May 25 - By Amy Teibel, Associated Press Writer
A Brown University professor said Monday that he is donating his share of a prestigious Israeli mathematics prize to advance the education of Palestinian students.
Apr 17 - By Associated Press
Palestinian militants say Israeli troops killed a leader of their group during a raid on the West Bank city of Nablus.
Mar 28 - By Associated Press
Palestinian medics say a Palestinian man was killed by Israeli army fire as he approached Gaza's border fence with Israel.
Mar 15 - By Hamza Hendawi, Associated Press Writer
Looking back to the U.N. partition plan of 1947, which envisaged Jewish and Palestinian states living side by side in peace, Nayef Hawatmeh comes to the painful acknowledgment of an opportunity missed.
Mar 13 - By Associated Press
Chile has agreed to receive 117 Palestine refugees from Iraq who have spent months living in tents along the desert border with Syria, the government reported Thursday.

Mar 12 - By Ian Deitch, Associated Press Writer
Israeli and Palestinian heart surgeons teamed up Wednesday to operate on three young girls from the Gaza Strip under a program to save children's lives despite hostilities between the Hamas-ruled territory and the Jewish state.
Feb 14 - By Ali Daraghmeh, Associated Press Writer
A human rights group called for an investigation into the death Thursday of a mentally disabled Palestinian man who had been wounded by the Israelis during a West Bank arrest operation.
Jan 24 - By Associated Press
Two Palestinians infiltrated a religious seminary and attacked students in a West Bank settlement before being shot dead, while Palestinians killed an Israeli police officer near Jerusalem, officials said.
Dec 16 - By Associated Press
A rocket fired by Palestinian militants from Gaza wounded a 2-year-old boy in a community on the Gaza-Israel border, Israeli police and rescue services said Sunday.

Dec 13 - By Rory Kress, AP Writer
International assistance to the Palestinians will not be effective unless Israel eases travel restrictions that have stalled some aid projects and sent the costs of others soaring, Oxfam International warned on the eve of a donors' conference.

Nov 13 - By Karin Laub, Associated Press Writer
The backdrop to the latest explosion of violence in the Gaza Strip: skeletons of unfinished apartment towers, shuttered factories, empty store shelves and skyrocketing prices for bread and cigarettes.
Oct 31 - By Associated Press
An immigration board has dismissed a case against two Palestinian men accused of having terrorist ties in a deportation attempt pursued over two decades by the administrations of four U.S. presidents.
Feb 16 - By Anne Flaherty, Associated Press Writer
A House committee chairwoman said Friday she is holding up $86 million in U.S. aid for Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, at a time when the Bush administration is trying to strengthen him in hopes of enhancing prospects for Mideast peace.