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PA Minister Allegedly Attempted to Bury Sexual Harassment Claims

Excerpts from the testimony of the female employee who claims the Palestinian minister harrassed her also reveal attempts by the PA to keep the case off the public agenda.

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Avi Issacharoff

The sexual harassment allegations against Palestinian Civil Affairs Minister Hussein al-Sheikh, a senior Fatah member and the person in charge of the civilian and security coordination with Israel, are continuing to kick up a storm in the Palestinian Authority.

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