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The Government... and Dignity
(1) The Emergency Session of the Government The Palestinian government held an emergency meeting last night (Thursday) to discuss the financial crisis mainly caused by the Israeli government's refusal to transfer the remaining revenue clearance funds in the last two months after extensive deduc...
The "National Rescue Document".. Will it be the beginning of a new path or will it recycle...
In one of the darkest moments in Palestinian history, amidst a continuous Israeli genocidal war in the Gaza Strip, a group of national, political, union, and academic figures from both the interior and the diaspora announced the launch of the "Palestinian National Rescue Document," as a step aimed a...
Eight Angles and One Identity: Towards Reshaping the Palestinian Box
Let us think inside the box... before outside it.
We often rush to break the box / "thinking outside the box", imagining that the solution lies in rebelling against form as a leap towards creativity, not in reviewing substance. However, the box is not a permanent constraint but a framework capable...
How does Israel market itself after the First Iran War?
What Israel aims for after the First Iran War, which lasted 12 days, is reflected in several phrases that the media outlets of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu keep repeating since the end of that war, including during Netanyahu's visit to the United States and his meeting with President Donald Tru...
The Interim Deal is Likely to be Finalized
Several indicators suggest that the interim deal will be concluded, likely before the end of this month, with the start of the Knesset’s summer recess, during which it is difficult to overthrow the government.
Firstly, because Netanyahu promised U.S. President Donald Trump to finalize the deal, but...
VIP: The Privilege That Distorted Palestinian Dignity
"VIP" is an alien term in Palestinian history, with a pungent aroma of detestable classism, linked to the feudal ruling system that dominated the land in the mid-19th century, transforming its spaces into private farms and its people into something resembling slaves.
This term is associated with a...
The Legitimacy of Israel Lacks Legal Basis
Some may see Israel as having existed since 1948, but its establishment does not mean it is a state with legal or moral legitimacy. It was not founded on justice or respect for international law; rather, it was built on the ruins of another people with colonial support, executing an exclusionary rac...
The Double Dilemma
How did the strategies of Trump and Netanyahu fail to break the will of resistance?
A comprehensive strategic analysis of the conflict in Gaza, Iran, and the regional axis, along with its economic and social implications
When the Zionist-American project crashes into the wall of resistanceRece...
On the Pursuit of Arab Leaders and the Attempt to Exclude Ayman Odeh
Since the beginning of last week, a video has emerged as part of a campaign highlighting the pursuit of Knesset member Ayman Odeh. The video opens with footage of Odeh, followed by images of other Knesset members and Arab leaders like Ahmad Tibi, Sami Abu Shahada, and Mansour Abbas, under the slogan...
For Such Betrayal, America and Britain Raised Them
"For such betrayal, I raised him," said the mother of Othman Islam Batur, the leader of the rebels in East Turkestan, when she heard of his execution by the Chinese army after a struggle against the Russian and Chinese armies in 1951, after he was wounded.
Now, the ominous crow, Hamad bin Jassim, e...
Trump Refers the Question of Evacuating Gaza to Netanyahu!
It is a bitter irony that war criminal Benjamin Netanyahu, wanted for international justice on charges of crimes against humanity, recommends Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize, and worse yet, this recommendation is the reward Netanyahu offers his master in the White House for releasing hundreds...
Nobel for Peace: For Courage, Francesca Albanese
In a tragicomic scene, the wanted international criminal for war crimes, Benjamin Netanyahu, announced his nomination of U.S. President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize.
The first two winners of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1901 were:
The first was the Swiss Henry Dunant, founder of the Red Cross...