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Authority Between Contraction and the Danger of Disintegration: What is the Solution to Re...
The Palestinian crisis can no longer be reduced to an imbalance of power with Israel, nor to the bias of an American administration here or the regression of a European position there. We are at a historical stage that transcends diplomacy and daily policies, raising the question of meaning and func...
Why We Should Stand by the Palestinian National Authority Now
There are many observations that can be made about the performance of the Palestinian National Authority, the executive body of the Palestine Liberation Organization within the West Bank and Gaza Strip, and even regarding the Oslo Accords; most of these are observations and criticisms that serve the...
The Tubas Incident Reveals the Deteriorating Palestinian Situation and the Necessity of a...
As the Israeli occupation authorities race against time to seize Palestinian land, plunder its resources and riches, and enhance settlement within it, they have begun to classify most of it under what is called "State Property" !!
At the same time, the Palestinian citizen in the West Bank is facing...
Major Jordanian Strategic Summaries
The private meetings that King Abdullah II regularly conducts with elites of Jordanian politicians indicate that the decision-making center in Amman wants to expand the margin of Jordanian political movement internationally, through political and economic openness to friendly Muslim countries in Asi...
Washington, Tehran, and the "Deal of the Century": When the East Revolves Around America
All eyes in the region are on the fate of the Iranian-American negotiations. The second round to be held in Geneva will contribute to determining the course of the negotiations, especially as both parties are seeking to reach an agreement. This agreement will not be limited to the nuclear file, but...
Communication in Palestine: Who Manages Reputation and Who Creates Crises?
The Palestinian institutions, in all their forms, operate in a complex environment where political and economic factors intertwine and are influenced by the conditions of siege, division, war, and their repercussions, along with increasing social pressure on citizens and rapid digital transformation...
The Lie of Separating Art from Politics...
When Indian writer and director Arundhati Roy announced her withdrawal from the Berlin International Film Festival in protest against the jury's calls to "separate art from politics," the scene seemed like a new chapter in an old debate... Can art breathe outside the air of politics and the public s...
Between Excuse and Decision... Who Accounts for the Blood of Palestinians?
The question is no longer a political luxury nor a partisan debate.
When figures pile up to the point of losing their meaning, and when death becomes a daily number in news reports, silence becomes complicity, and the question turns into a moral obligation.
If the enemy is known for seeking and fa...
Rafah Crossing: The Myth of "Voluntary Displacement" and American Guardianship Under Inter...
There is no such thing as "voluntary displacement" in an environment of genocide and total destruction, military barriers, and humiliating investigations. Voluntariness assumes the absence of coercion, the possibility of unconditional safe return, and the freedom of individual decision. However, whe...
Forbidden Recovery
Recovery in Palestine is not a natural health path that goes through stages of pain and then healing; it is instead a national project that is besieged every time it approaches completion. Here, illness is not a fleeting symptom but a political, security, and economic structure imposed, making recov...
Are Consensus Lists Unconstitutional? The Duty of the State
Voices are rising in preparation for the local council elections scheduled for the end of April, calling for agreements among families and clans to endorse a consensus list for the local council; where each family in the local council chooses its candidates seemingly in accordance with its populatio...
Even 60% is Not Guaranteed: 172,000 Palestinian Employees on the Edge of Collapse... Time...
When the Palestinian Minister of Finance states that 2026 will be the most difficult year since the establishment of the authority and that salaries paid at 60% may not be guaranteed, this is not just a casual statement in a press conference but a real warning that affects the lives of hundreds of t...