Jailed terrorists
German court convicts Ukrainian man over parcel bomb plot linked to Russia
For the Russian organizers of the plot, these shipments were designed to scope out potential opportunities for future acts of sabotage, the court said.
Israel should kill ‘30-40’ Gazans every night, Ben-Gvir says on ex-hostage’s podcast
MK Simcha Rothman lashes out after judicial representatives miss October 7 terrorist meeting
UN torture report flags Israel for allegedly mistreating journalists, detainees, ex-MAG
MK Oren Hazan confronts families of terrorists: 'Your son is a dog'
MK Oren Hazan and activists working for the return of prisoners of war and missing persons stopped a bus on its way to Nafha Prison to prevent families of terrorists from visiting.
French-Palestinian prisoner released in Gilad Schalit exchange re-arrested
Salah Hamouri was one of the 1027 prisoners who was freed in 2011 in the exchange for Gilad Schalit.
Candidly speaking: The never-ending peace process farce
The PA and its leaders continue honoring mass murders as freedom fighters, dedicating mosques, city squares, schools and other institutions in their names to commemorate their murderous acts.
Senior former Israeli defense officials strongly back Taylor Force Act
'Providing funds to the PA to enable it to keep paying those salaries, which are soliciting terrorism, is illogical, illegal and immoral,' say ex security leaders from across political spectrum.
Dueling generals in war of words over Taylor Force Act
One side argues the need for PA stability and security coordination, the other touts logic, law and morality.
Barghouti is a convicted murderer. Nothing more
Trying to portray Barghouti as some type of Nelson Mandela is grotesquely offensive to the memory of that great man.
Barghouti deserves the same as Carlos the Jackal
Barghouti is a terrorist, convicted by a court of law for the murder of innocent civilians.
Analysis: Barghouti poised to win if hunger strike succeeds
“If it goes on for a long time and if anyone dies, it will definitely bring more sympathy and support for the Palestinian cause.”
‘NY Times’: Barghouti omission risks credibility of paper
Spayd acknowledged that “a rash of readers have objected – in emails to me and on social media – to what they say was the Times’s distorted characterization of Barghouti.”
No Barghouti option
In fact, the real impetus for the hunger strike seems not to be about prisoners’ rights at all, but rather it is a political initiative designed to promote Marwan Barghouti.