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  Two Palestinian terrorists who opened fire on soldiers in the occupied West Bank early on Wednesday were killed in the most recent incident in the region's almost daily bloodshed. Moreover, tensions are at an all-time high as a result of a series of Israeli bombs in the Gaza Strip that left 10 people dead, the majority of them women and children, including three senior Islamic Jihad members. However, as a precaution against attacks by Palestinian terrorist organizations in the Gaza Strip, schools were shuttered for a second day. Residents of southern Israel have been instructed by the Israeli military to remain close to bomb shelters. Gunmen opened fire on soldiers during an army operation in the Palestinian hamlet of Qabatiya in the northern West Bank. According to the story, the two people were killed when soldiers returned fire and seized their guns. The two men who died were Rani Qatanat, 24, and Ahmed Assaf, 19. The people weren't immediately recognized as being ...

  Three Palestinians were killed by the Israeli forces near a village close to the West Bank city of Jenin on Thursday, according to the Palestinian Health Ministry. According to Palestinian radio, Israeli forces raided the village near the West Bank city and the village of Jaba, south of Jenin. There was an exchange of fire and one person was also arrested. Palestinian Health Ministry did not reveal further details about the dead people. Itamar Ben-Givr, the Minister of National Security of Israel, confirmed the death of three people during the Israeli raid. He said it was the “elimination of those who opened fire on our fighters.” However, the Israeli military did not comment on the incident. According to Hamas radio, Israeli forces targeted a group called the ‘Jaba Brigade’ and killed its leader. However, it did not provide further details. Earlier, Israeli forces raided a refugee camp in Jenin and killed six Palestinians, including the Hamas gunman. According to the Pal...

  I want to share something interesting about what I read today. It’s about late Israeli land seizures in the Jordan Valley region reserved for a Palestinian air terminal, and the refusal to permit Palestinians to work in the Tayseer region, close to the West Bank city of Jenin, are only two late instances of Israeli endeavors to upset Palestinian endeavors.   Looking at it, President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris will almost certainly give the Israeli executive a warm gathering in Washington. The central issues are: Will US-Israeli relations be based on genuineness and certifiable help for harmony in the Middle East? Or on the other hand, will the Israelis keep on pulling off rough occupation and illicit settlement?

  Here’s something I want to share about what I read today. It’s on the off chance that the EU might want to see an adjustment of the current terrible circumstance, it needs to start to lead the pack, use its financial and discretionary force, and become bolder in its moves to break the impasse in Israeli-Palestinian relations. Such approaches could incorporate marking the calendar for Israel perceiving Palestine as a state, with East Jerusalem as its capital, with or without a nonaggression treaty; helping in the recreation of Gaza and restoring the West Bank's economy; and making an unequivocal qualification between Israel inside the Green Line and the West Bank, East Jerusalem and Gaza. Looking at it, Brussels ought to likewise boost the two sides to change their separate practices to guarantee that human, political and social liberties are maintained for everybody similarly between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea. For me, The EU has the way to alter the course of...