Marwan Barghouti, 66, one of the most notorious figures of the Second Intifada, was convicted in 2002 for masterminding terror attacks against Israelis. He was sentenced to five consecutive life terms plus 40 years.

In total, Jerusalem has agreed to release 1,950 Palestinian security prisoners, including 1,700 Palestinians arrested since Oct. 7, 2023.

The government-recognized IPSO agency explained that the term is 'somewhat subjective.'

Na’el Obeid, a convicted terrorist involved in a deadly suicide bombing that claimed seven lives, died in a sudden accident at his Jerusalem home just days after he was released in the Hamas-Israel hostage deal.

Israelis were angered by a Hamas video showing captives Guy Gilboa-Dalal and Evyatar David being forced to watch one of Saturday’s handover 'ceremonies' from inside a Hamas vehicle.

Some of the inmates carried out the October 7 massacre.

He said, 'We, the public in the northern Gaza Strip, are sick of this situation. We have had enough; they (Hamas) are stationed in the hospitals, stationed in the schools.'

An interrogation after his arrest revealed that during a family dispute, the suspect attacked his mother and sister with two broken glasses.

Kubi says Hamas's ideology like Nazism  but 'a bit more extreme' 

'We will not compromise on anything less than total victory.'

The agreement does not obligate Israel to free anyone convicted of murder, but several in the list came close.

The Shin Bet Security Agency busted an Iran-directed terrorist cell plotting to murder Minister Ben-Gvir and former MK Yehudah Glick.

Fadwa Barghouti is trying to build international support for her husband to be released from Israeli prison to succeed Mahmoud Abbas.

'The prisoners "have sacrificed that which is most precious and carried out the orders of the [PA] leadership.'

Hamas vowed 'not [to] stop capturing soldiers until all our prisoners are released.'

'I ask myself how this chicken became a hero,' said the warden of the prison where Hamas boss Yahye Sinwar was jailed in 2002.

'It makes sense to provide this service for life-saving situations, but for a cosmetic operation?'

Terrorists receiving pay-for-slay stipends get more money from the PA than doctors, according to reports and figures cited by Palestinian Media Watch.

Sick Palestinian prisoners refuse medication, as they believe a PA libel that Israel is medically experimenting on them.

'Prepare the rifles… We’ll declare war… This is a threat,' Fatah threatened. 

Recently released Al Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades prisoner tells all on Palestinian TV.

The Australian Broadcasting Corporation must modify its story so that the prisoners' terrorist activities are made evident.

Hamas prepares for a 'war of liberation.'

More shocking is the Palestinian Authority TV host's response!

Fatah, the party headed by PA President Mahmoud Abbas, is waiting for 'a new quality operation one day.'

You won't believe why Palestinians are protesting this award-winning movie.

Jordan banned its screenings after Palestinians complained it 'insulted the dignity of prisoners.'

In a recent broadcast on official PA TV, a leading Palestinian religious leader and government official incited viewers to try and capture innocent Israelis.

'A number of Zionist prisoners and soldiers’ [bodies]' refers to Hamas holding Israeli hostages Avraham Mengistu and Hisham Al-Sayed and the bodies of soldiers Oron Shaul and Hadar Goldin.

All escapees were captured alive in three separate incidents, including a Special Forces operation in the Palestinian Authority city of Jenin.

Commander from elite Border Police unit recalls 'feeling of great satisfaction.'

Thirteen-day manhunt for fugitives comes to an end.

If you are a Palestinian who has to choose between actually working for a living or participating in terrorist activities and receiving a huge PA funded salary, the sound financial choice would be clear.   

Palestinian media spreads doctored photos of captured fugitives.

It will be impossible to form a government without Hamas, said Fatah Central Committee member Hussein Al-Sheikh.

Gaza terror group that fired rockets at Israel last week threatens attacks if hunger striker dies under Israeli detention.

The Palestinian government office that oversees salaries for convicted terrorists must be officially listed as a terrorist organization, says Palestinian Media Watch.

Arab Knesset member and Balad Party officials give warm welcome to a jihadi convicted of conspiring to murder Israelis.

'The attempts to smuggle cell-phones and banned equipment into jails continue all the time,' said the commander of the Ofer Prison.

This is just one example of Palestinian incitement to terror! Can there be any hope for peace with such a regime?