For decades, Palestinian groups have retained arms in Lebanon. Now Mahmoud Abbas and Joseph Aoun say that must end.

The revival of Palestinian institutions depends on restoring their legitimacy, setting priorities, and rejecting internal narratives—especially from within Fatah—that claim elections are unfeasible under current conditions, a claim that, while understandable, cannot justify inaction.

Palestinians in Israel have a complex relationship with the state in which they live. They have been citizens of the country for more than sixty years, but not full-fledged citizens, as Israeli historian Ilan Pappé indicates in his book The Forgotten Palestinians.

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The slaying of two Israeli Embassy workers cast a harsh spotlight on pro-Palestinian groups in the United States. Activists, who were already being scrutinized, could face further pushback.

Lebanon is set to begin implementing a plan to retrieve weapons from Palestinian factions and place them under the control of the Lebanese state, starting in mid-June. The first phase will target camps in and around Beirut,

Delegation member says the Palestinian Authority president will also discuss matter of Palestinians being prevented from working in Lebanon, during meeting with Lebanese president

PA chairman Abbas is in Beirut to discuss disarmament of “Palestinian refugee camps” with Lebanese leaders. The talks aim to extend state authority into these traditionally autonomous areas where armed groups operate.

Lebanon is planning to disarm Palestinian armed groups operating within its territory, marking a major step towards bringing all militias and weapons in the country under state control.

Republican Rep. Mark Alford of Missouri demanded an investigation Tuesday into a fringe political organization to which the alleged perpetrator of a shooting that killed two outside the Capital Jewish Museum belonged.