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Breaking Free from the Civil Representation Dilemma and Restoring National Representation;...
The leadership crisis for Palestinians in the interior today is not merely a crisis of political representation, but a crisis of definition: a definition of role, function, and the limits of politics itself.
Over the years, there has been a gradual process of reducing political action to the narrow...
ترامب والعالم: عودة السياسة إلى عريّها الأول فنزويلا نموذجًا، ومكيافيللي شاهدًا، والسيادة...
Venezuela, Taiwan, and Ukraine: When the Monroe Doctrine is monopolized and legitimacy is...
In international relations, principles do not become a source of crises because of their content as much as they turn into one due to the monopoly over their interpretation and implementation. The principle that is presented as a defense of national security or sovereignty loses its legitimacy when...
International Relations in the Crosshairs of Trump's Adventures
The kidnapping of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has highlighted the theory of American hegemony under President Donald Trump and his view of international relations under his leadership, or under the slogan "America First", disregarding international law and bolstering economic interests with...
From the Illusions of International Legitimacy to the Reality of the Legitimacy of the Str...
The United States has precedents in violating the sovereignty of nations and the immunity granted to presidents, as witnessed in Panama in 1989 with the arrest of President Noriega on drug trafficking charges, in Chile in 1973 against the leftist president Salvador Allende who was elected by the peo...
The Curse of Venezuela: Between American Arrests and Historical Control
In a blatant escalatory move, U.S. President Donald Trump announced the capture of Nicolás Maduro and his wife, and their deportation by air out of Venezuela. This announcement is not just a political maneuver but a blatant act that violates international law and humanitarian law, confirming that th...
Accountability for 2025
As we enter the year 2026, the Palestinian issue is in dire need of a moment of strict rational reflection, rather than additional mobilizing rhetoric. We are at a historical turning point that compels us to adopt a different approach: a comprehensive national accounting, similar to what institution...
2026.. Expectations and Predictions
The most frequently asked question in recent days across all media has been focused on the predictions of writers and political analysts for the year 2026 and its events, and the attempt to explore imagined events or to predict scenarios for the coming year; some have immersed themselves in predicti...
Youth Village ... A Model of Development Challenges Under Occupation
I had the opportunity to witness the development of Youth Village, an inspiring model for sustainable development in Palestine. This village, established by the Sharek Youth Forum years ago, is a culmination of efforts by thousands of Palestinian youth through the revival of volunteer work, and thro...
iPhone 17 in a Sinking Tent: The Engineering of 'Poisonous Luxury' in Gaza
In a tent soaked in mud, a Palestinian child shivers as he futilely tries to warm his frozen limbs, while a news bulletin in the background talks about the arrival of a shipment of "modern electronics" to the Gaza Strip; this scene is not just a fleeting coincidence, but a vivid embodiment of a fabr...
Is There a 'New Netanyahu'?
U.S. President Donald Trump's insistence on issuing a presidential pardon for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, amid his ongoing trial on criminal charges, raises the question of whether such a pardon would lead to the emergence of a "new Netanyahu" different from the one everyone knows. Ho...
Political Control Over Aid: How Do Israel and the United States Restructure International...
Today, in Israel, licenses of 37 international non-governmental organizations (NGOs) were revoked, and these organizations, which operate in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank, will have their licenses expire on January 1.
Although Israel had conditioned the continuation of the work of international...