The Palestinian Authority will resume violence and terror against Israel when Fatah is "capable," and "according to what seems right," Fatah activist Kifah Radaydeh says in a PA TV interview. She states openly that peace is not a goal for Fatah: "It has been said that we are negotiating for peace, but our goal has never been peace. Peace is a means; the goal is Palestine." Radaydeh says that "armed struggle" has not been ruled out and will continue, depending on how "capable" the PA forces are. (click through to find YouTube clips of these statements) - PALESTINIAN MEDIA WATCH

The argument that Israel's possession of the Dead Seas Scrolls is illegal seems designed not to preserve, but to bury the very heritage that the Dead Sea Scrolls reflect. This is in line with a rhetorical tactic that has been periodically advanced by Palestinians, including the current Mufti of Jerusalem who has stated that as far as he can tell, "the Jews have no relation to [the Western Wall]," Judaism's holiest spot. It is no exaggeration to say that Palestinians are conducting not just a political campaign, but a "cultural battle" against Israel as a Jewish state. - NATIONAL POST

U.S. President Barack Obama said the Palestinian Authority A must stop anti-Israel incitement. Obama said he told President Abbas "in a frank exchange that it was very important to continue to make progress in reducing the incitement and anti-Israel sentiments that are sometimes expressed in schools and mosques and in the public square because all those things are impediments to peace.” - ISRAEL NATIONAL NEWS.com

President Obama and his administration told Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas last week the U.S. foresees the creation of a Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital, according to a top PA official. "Americans said an open Jerusalem – yes. But a united Jerusalem under Israeli sovereignty – no," Hatem Abdel Khader, the PA's minister for Jerusalem affairs, said in comments to both WND and Israel's Ynetnews website. - WORLD NET DAILY

In 1920, Great Britain was given the responsibility to oversee the Mandate over Palestine with the express intention of reconstituting within its territory a Jewish National Home. At the last minute, four-fifths of the territory was given to Israel's enemies. This betrayal was a devastating blow to the Jewish and Zionist leadership, which now saw the promised Jewish homeland reduced to a sliver. - AMERICAN THINKER

There is deep concern among Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah organization that the U.S. government has changed its attitude toward Hamas and may be ready to end the terrorist group's isolation. - WORLD NET DAILY