The word "Palestine" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to either the region in the Middle East or the Palestinian National Authority, depending on the context. For example, "The Palestinian people have experienced significant hardship since the beginning of the Israeli occupation of Palestine."
I'm talking about Penn Station.
"The state of Palestine should be based on 1967 borders with agreed land swaps and with security guarantees for itself and Israel.
Susan, 45, is a human rights activist and writer passionate about the fate of Palestine.
Suad Abu-Dayyeh, Equality Now's regional representative, said: "It's very much rooted in Egypt, but in other Arab countries – in Jordan, in Palestine, in Syria – we don't have it".
"If people have just seen a TV report on a massacre in Palestine, it's not easy to convince them.
"NSW Labor welcomes the decision of the Palestinian Authority to commit to a demilitarised Palestine with the presence of international peacekeepers, including US forces," the amendment said.
Actor Scarlett Johansson recently found herself in the crosshairs of pro-Palestine advocates because she backed Sodastream, a company with a factory in an illegal settlement in the West Bank.
The National Farmers Federationn also called for "sensibilities to prevail" amid concerns the "unfortunate hiccup" over the Israel-Palestine dispute could affect trade.
Our voting pattern conveys that Australians are happy to go along with Israeli behaviour deliberately – the word can no longer be avoided – designed to undermine the two-state solution that has been the mantra of all sides in the post-1967 battle for an Israel-Palestine peace.
Other regional conflicts that look very difficult, meanwhile – the demise of a two-state solution for Israel-Palestine, for example – Rubio presented as every bit as confounding as they seem, with the United States powerless to act.
During the early evening of Thursday 2 August in an area on Palestine Street in Yarmouk there were several explosions, apparently caused by artillery shells, which damaged adjoining homes.
