Fatima Abdulkarim

All is not well at Ramallah's first and only bagel restaurant. The normally bustling lunch crowd of students and government workers at the

Long before the war in Gaza erupted, Monitor reporters covering the West Bank found a remarkable story of self-sufficiency in Farkha, a village frustrated by inattentive local governance. The war has brought new threats, so our reporters returned.

Some U.S., Israeli and Arab officials see Palestinian Mohammed Dahlan as a viable leader of an interim security force

The search for a Gaza cease-fire deal between Israel and Hamas has been long and difficult, with only fleeting glimmers of hope. Now a pivotal figure has been assassinated, and trust has been shattered.

With the world preoccupied with preventing another Iran-Israel military confrontation, Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza say their urgent needs amid a brutal war are in danger of being forgotten, and that they stand to be punished regardless.

Violence and settlements have destroyed once-broad support for the two-state solution.

Can institutions reform themselves? It's a question being tested in the midst of war. The Palestinian Authority has launched an ambitious plan to democratize and provide for Gaza's future, but its leadership is deeply distrusted by the Palestinian people.

One year after Oct. 7, on-the-ground reporting in Gaza, the West Bank, and Israel finds lives of Palestinians and Israelis forever altered.

Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, mastermind of the Oct. 7, 2023, attack on southern Israel that ignited a devastating war in the Gaza Strip, was killed by Israeli forces in southern Gaza, Israel said Thursday.

U.S.-Palestinian relations under the first Trump administration ran aground over the relocation of the U.S. Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, among other issues. A flurry of diplomacy is not dispelling the notion of postelection Palestinian disarray.