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Introduction The Kingdom of Jordan has lately increased the level of its involvement in the Palestinian Authority (PA). There seem to be two main reasons for this. One is the security escalation that has occurred in the absence of any progress towards a resolution to the Palestinian problem, and the other is Jordan's fear that chaos may erupt in the West Bank after the

Keshet's award-winning 'Eretz Nehederet' marks two decades of pushing the envelope with humor that has offered a mirror of Israeli society and politics

In the recent months there have been conspicuous efforts by some Arab countries, in particular Jordan, to renew their relations with the Syrian regime, headed by President Bashar

Brief Analysis The group plans to put numerous convicted terrorists on the ballot, and neither the PA nor the international community seems willing to talk about the potential legal, diplomatic, and budgetary consequences. With less than five weeks before Palestinians are scheduled to vote for new legislators, the Biden administration has yet to clarify whether it would support results that enhance the political power of Hamas, which governs the Gaza Strip and has ambitions to dominate the West Bank, too. The presence of numerous convicted terrorists on the group’s candidate list—one of t...

The Palestinian democratic boomerang Elections that allow the participation of convicted terrorists, including mass murderers, are not a demonstration of democracy. (April 13, 2021 / JNS) After 15 years of a de-facto dictatorship, Palestinian Authority leader Mahmoud Abbas announced in January that the P.A. will hold general elections for the Palestinian Legislative Council (the P.A. parliament) in May, followed by elections for P.A. chairman in July.   The U.S. administration and the European Union pushed Abbas to hold elections with the intention of promoting democracy and lending legiti...