The Palestinian Authority announced it would lift its ban on Al Jazeera in the West Bank, which had been in place since January 1 due to accusations of “inciting sedition” and interfering in Palestinian affairs. The decision follows a rare operation against militants in Jenin and comes amidst ongoing tensions between the authority and the broadcaster, funded by Qatar, which some officials allege supports Hamas. Although Al Jazeera’s offices in Ramallah remain closed due to an Israeli military order, its journalists can now operate in the West Bank without the threat of prosecution from the Palestinian Authority.
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Palestinian president says ready to work with Trump to achieve peace with Israel – Middle East Monitor
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas expressed readiness to collaborate with US President Donald Trump for a comprehensive peace agreement with Israel, praising Trump's role in brokering a ceasefire between Israel and Iran. Abbas emphasized that a ceasefire in Gaza would further efforts towards establishing peace and stability in the region, despite ongoing violence in Gaza resulting in significant Palestinian casualties. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said he wants to work...
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