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Between Exaggeration and Reality: Is the Gap Between Israel and the United States Really W...
In recent days, a wide wave of articles and assessments discussing an "unprecedented crisis" between Israel and the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump has dominated the analytical scene, alongside an impending confrontation with Benjamin Netanyahu regarding the second phase of the Gaza pl...
The Assault in Jaffa and the Importance of Responding to It...
What happened in Jaffa yesterday is not an isolated incident detached from the general atmosphere inciting hatred, nor can it be understood as a fleeting brawl or an outburst arising from coincidence. The racist assault on an Arab family, including children and a pregnant woman, with pepper spray, c...
Replacing Palestinian Imports ... A Step Towards Enhancing Economic Resilience
For the seventh consecutive month, Israel continues to withhold all clearance revenues, continuing from the clearance holds that have been in place since 2019. This has led to a loss of 68% of the public budget's revenues in Palestine, plunging the public finance in Palestine into a crisis that is t...
Donkeys and Settlers: A Call to Torah Narratives
Donkeys have emerged in the daily scene of ongoing and mobile settler attacks in the West Bank, in a calculated attempt to establish a narrative that invokes an alleged past framed by religious and Torah-like perspectives. The portrayal of the donkey in every scene, intentionally highlighted by Pale...
Peace Be Upon You, Mayor
Majid Hikmat Dheeb Abu Ghosh, known among his friends as "the mayor", was not just a poet, novelist, or children's storyteller; he was a living memory of the Palestinian cultural scene and an active member of the Palestinian Writers and Authors Association. Born in the displaced village of Imwas, in...
The Flood of Gaza
My friend, a displaced person from Rafah in the vicinity of Khan Younis, tells me: "I was trying to lift the edge of the tent to let the water out instead of gathering inside it, but the tent was too weak to withstand. The mattress was soaked, the blankets stuck to the mud, and the children woke up...
My Friend ... and the Coming Change
My returning friend asked me about the ways of change and transformation in local communities and peoples, and the transition from one leadership to another, or from one behavior to another. I answered him that we need a social scientist to study the inner workings of social phenomena and the secret...
When Bitterness Became Sweet
I was never one of those who start their morning with a cup of coffee, nor among those who see its darkness as warmth and its bitterness as solace. Throughout my life, coffee passed by me like a passerby; I didn’t reach out for it nor thought of tasting it, as if there was a silent distance between...
The Education System is a Guarantee of National Security Elements for the Country
Experts in national security affairs agree that one of the goals of national security is to protect the homeland and the people from all threats. One of the components of national security is the educational system, along with the social, environmental, health, and informational fabric, which contri...
The Trap of the Herd and the Closed Land: From Land Theft to Famine Engineering... How Liv...
In continuation of our previous article that addressed pastoral settlement as the on-ground mechanism for land theft through settlement outposts, we shed light today on the next phase of the plan: turning the economy itself into a weapon to dismantle Palestinian society.
The colonial apparatus has...
The President's Inner Circle and the Challenge of Reforming the Palestinian Political Syst...
We will continue to write about the crisis of the Palestinian political system and our internal situations, not out of neglect for the existential danger posed by the occupation and its terrorist practices, nor about the destruction, death, hunger, and danger of displacement faced by our people in t...
The President's Inner Circle and the Problem of Reforming the Palestinian Political System
We will continue writing about the crisis of the Palestinian political system and our internal situations, not out of neglect for the existential danger represented by the occupation and its terrorist practices, nor for the devastation, death, hunger, and migration threats our people in Gaza face. T...