Government and Politics of The Palestinian Territories
- Main article: Government of the Palestinian territories and Politics of the Palestinian territories
- Form of government: semi-presidential parliamentary democracy
- Capital of Palestine:
- Proclaimed capital: East Jerusalem (also proclaimed by Israel)
- de facto capital: Ramallah
- Elections in the Palestinian territories
- Elections in the Palestinian National Authority
- Palestinian general election, 1996
- Palestinian presidential election, 2005
- Palestinian municipal elections, 2005
- Palestinian legislative election, 2006
- Next Palestinian general election
- PNA governments
- PNA government of October 2002
- PNA government of November 2003
- Palestinian government of March 2006
- PNA government of March 2007
- PNA government of June 2007
- Elections in the Palestinian National Authority
- Political parties of the Palestinian territories
- Political parties of the PNA
- Political parties of the PLO
- Taxation in the Palestinian territories
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