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The Last Elegy of Hanthala... To the Witness Who Became a Martyr... and Remained a Witness...
When the men left the camp, the departure was not a defeat, but the last remnants of the honor of the rifles, raised as they left in search of temporary exile, with a promise of return after the massacre ended. They thought that massacres have an end, and that death has an expiration date, but Sabra...
Is the patience of the private sector running out?
The question today is no longer: How does the Palestinian private sector survive the crisis? But rather: For how long can it continue to carry the economy on its shoulders?
Over the past two years, the private sector has not only been a recipient of the repercussions of the economic crisis, but has...
Some Light Amidst the Darkness
The occupied Palestinian territories are going through one of the most complex and dangerous phases ever, marked by successive and escalating crises that have led to a deteriorating situation. Many observers see it as nearing collapse; there is a near breakdown in the economic situation, a decline i...
Dr. Mustafa's Government ... Between Challenges and Requirements for Resilience
Dr. Mohammed Mustafa, the Prime Minister, is assuming his responsibilities during one of the most complex economic stages that Palestine has experienced in recent decades. Amid the continuation of the Israeli war and aggression, a decline in public revenues, the withholding of clearance funds, and r...
Whoever Owns the Land... Owns the Future
It may be a mistake to view what is presented under the title "Green City" as a construction or housing project aimed at accommodating fifty thousand people. Such an approach reduces the issue to its engineering aspect, while its true dimensions far exceed that.
The real question is not: how many h...
Granada Is Not the Last... When Cities Open Their Doors to Enemies..
Nothing is more cruel than for a person to wait for the bottom, only to discover that the bottom is no longer the end of the fall, but has become a temporary home, and that the abyss itself expands every day to new faces accustomed to the decline so much that they have lost the ability to distinguis...
"The Framework Agreement".. No One Learns from History!
"They speak of peace so prepare for war," is an old saying but it's frequently true throughout the ages. When "peace" was established between Egypt and Israel, it formed an entry point to the war on Lebanon in 1982, and when "Ibrahim's peace" was concluded, the conditions for genocide and war on Ira...
Gaza: Restructuring Project and Palestinian Home Requirements
The situation in the Gaza Strip is no longer just a humanitarian crisis; it has become an expression of an advanced stage of Israeli genocide, which takes multiple forms of killing, bombing, and assassinations, leading to starvation, suffocating sieges, and a reduction in humanitarian aid. At the sa...
Palestine and the Standard of Regional Legitimacy
Not all issues maintain their position in the same way. Some recede, some disappear, while others redefine their role. The Palestinian issue belongs to the third category; it has not lost its status in the Middle East, but its function has changed. It is no longer solely the issue around which allia...
When the occupation kills the truth twice, first with shells and then with cancer
In the beginning was the word, and in the end, the poisoned rubble has become the only text that future generations of Gaza will read in the book of silent extermination.
The occupation has transcended the limits of conventional warfare to wage a complex chemical war targeting the genetic map of th...
The Israeli-Lebanese Framework Agreement: Legitimizing Occupation and Reconstructing Leban...
The framework agreement signed between Lebanon and Israel under American sponsorship was not merely a security understanding to halt military operations or to organize field arrangements in southern Lebanon. Rather, it represents a politically and strategically significant juncture in the course of...
Why Did the Movement Struggle, Which Was Not Called for by Leaders from Inside Gaza on 26/...
The struggle witnessed in Gaza on 26/6 can be understood through a set of interconnected political, social, and security factors that made the public response limited, despite widespread anger and suffering among the population.
Firstly, one of the main reasons is that the call for the movement did...