Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas, speaks during a meeting of the Palestinian leadership in the West Bank city of Ramallah, to examine the decision to cancel security coordination with Israel on December 14, 2014. Several senior Fatah officials have expressed support for stopping security cooperation with Israel in the aftermath of the death of Ziad Abu Ein, the Palestinian Authority minister who collapsed and died shortly after a protest in which he clashed with Israeli forces in the West Bank the previous week. AFP PHOTO / ABBAS MOMANI
Related Articles
Sub-Saharan migrants suffer abuse in Tunisia and Libya – UN report
Tunisia has been mistreating migrants subjecting them to refoulement, as authorities continue to round up and throw migrants in Libya where they risk torture, Reuters reported citing an unpublished UN document. Tunisian authorities have been expelling African migrants to Libya, “where they have faced forced labor, extortion, torture and killing”, Reuters said citing a confidential […]
Israel: ISIS invites Israel to war with three Grad rockets
Fighting between the militants of the Sinai Province group and Egyptian forces has been going on for days but it seems to be taking a new turning point after the militia group willingly fired rockets into Israeli controlled area. Formerly known as Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis, the Sinai province group operates in the Sinai Peninsula and […]
OIC handpicks Nigeria as food storage hub
Member-states of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) have chosen Nigeria to serve as a food and grain storage hub for the group’s member states. “All the member countries of OIC selected Nigeria as the storage hub,” Director of Nigeria’s Federal Department of Agriculture, Abdullahi Abubaka, said. The OIC Secretariat will mobilize resources, […]



