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Fatah Opens National Guarantee.. The Eighth Conference Marks a New Phase
The Palestinian National Liberation Movement “Fatah” is entering a countdown phase for the convening of its Eighth General Conference on May 14th, in a significant political and organizational moment, where major national challenges intersect with the urgent need to renew the internal structure of t...
Inheritance or a Legitimate Right?
It is the right of President Abu Mazen to care for his family and the interests of his children, as the presidency does not conflict with fatherhood, and it is the right of the president's sons to participate in political and organizational work. However... if the rumors are true - and until now the...
The National.. and the Lowly
In Palestine, not all shining faces are clean, and not everyone who stands under the image of the leader has become a statesman, nor has everyone who memorizes slogans become a patriot.
There are men who have carried this homeland on their shoulders until their backs have bent from exhaustion, and...
The Individual Not Yet Born
In the Palestinian experience, the question of collective values and individual freedoms is not posed as an intellectual luxury, but as an existential dilemma that touches the essence of being itself. Here, where history intensifies into a daily moment heavy with threat, and where survival turns int...
Bennett-Lapid: A Rise Without a Resolution in the Face of a Right That Reproduces Itself
The developments in the Israeli political map indicate a reshaping of the internal scene, where the Bennett-Lapid alliance appears to be one of the most prominent positions of the center, but at the same time reveals transformations in alliances, fragmentation in right-wing positions, and the rise o...
A Reading of the Draft Constitution (4-5)
(1) Complementary Laws to the Constitution
The Committee for Drafting the Constitution established a new category of laws under the title "Complementary Law to the Constitution", which was not part of the Palestinian constitutional norms, and its status in the legal hierarchy of the Palestinian "Ke...
Gaza: Who Rules... or How Are We Ruled?
The question in Gaza is no longer: who deserves to rule? Nor is it: who has made greater sacrifices? Instead, the most pressing question has become: who can take people out of tents and restore a life worth living?
In the moments following major wars, the gap between two logics becomes clear: the l...
"Arafatian" and "Abbasid": Break or Continuity?
While it is true that Palestinians are a significant factor in the Middle East equation and that there will be no peace in the region without a fair solution to the Palestinian issue leading to the establishment of an independent Palestinian state, due to the complexities of the Palestinian issue, t...
The Palestinian Democracy Defeats the Israeli Bet
Once again, some commentators in the occupation media write about the Palestinian reality as if observing it through opaque glass, distorting facts and projecting their political desires onto a scene they have failed to understand or influence. This applies to the article by "Ehud Yaari" w...
The Call of Jerusalem to the Eighth Conference of Fatah: Between Pain and Duty
From the heart of Jerusalem, the city that does not sleep on its pain and only awakens to a new wound, I write these words as you head to the eighth general conference of Fatah, not as a neutral narrator, but as a witness burdened with sadness and anger. I write as a citizen who sees his city slippi...
The Palestinian Authority: Between Exhausting Resilience and Potential Collapse?!
The European Union and donor countries have refused to provide urgent assistance of 300 million euros to the Palestinian Authority, amidst a suffocating financial crisis and the Israeli occupation authorities withholding clearance funds. This opens the door to difficult repercussions for the Palesti...
Israeli Policy in the West Bank: From Occupation to Silent Actual Sovereignty
The West Bank is no longer a field for an occupiable reality, but has transformed into a laboratory for an old Israeli policy dressed in a more brazen form; a policy quietly constructed and gradually implemented, but essentially aims to unilaterally end the conflict—not by resolving it, but by polit...