Articles
Back to Homepage
Trump and Kushner's Statements and the Resurrection of the Displacement Specter
The statement by U.S. President Donald Trump, in which he promised the Palestinians in Gaza decent housing in the region, pointing out that Egypt and Jordan have plenty of land, comes despite his 21-point plan and the Sharm El-Sheikh summit. It is a return or rather evidence that his sick dreams abo...
Who is Crying for Gaza?!
Gaza is no longer just a title for a fleeting war, but a mirror reflecting a protracted humanitarian and political tragedy, encapsulating the meanings of international impotence and the contradiction between humanitarian discourse and the reality on the ground. After the sounds of bombs have quieted...
Gaza or Two Gazas
Statements from U.S. Vice President "J.D. Vance" and President Jared Kushner's envoy regarding the reconstruction of areas controlled by Israeli occupation forces reveal the likelihood of implementing a scenario that divides the Gaza Strip into two parts, "two Gazas." One part, under the control of...
International Forces in Gaza: Between Protecting the Occupation and Undermining Palestinia...
The idea of deploying international forces in Gaza is being raised again today as if the world has learned nothing from its history. After Israel's failure to achieve its goals of war, destruction, extermination, and displacement, and after its moral image in the world has collapsed in the face of t...
Arafat, Abbas.. Between the Leader and the President?!
Every era has its state and men, and every man has a court and entourage that align with the current situation. A person is not born a leader; rather, he snatches his leadership from his positions. History never forgives. It has been twenty-one years since the departure of the immortal leader, the m...
Fatah Movement Between Authority, State, and Armed Resistance
Some individuals have reached high leadership positions in the Fatah movement and in the parties in general, and within the authority, not because of their struggle history or their distinguished actions for the national cause, or because the people elected them, but rather due to their cunningness,...
Restoring the Patron-Customer Relationship
In Israel, analyses continue to emerge that attempt to interpret everything new or recent in the context of relations with the United States, particularly in light of the agreement in Sharm El Sheikh, which U.S. President Donald Trump played a prominent role in reaching.
These relations are describ...
Corporate Governance and Anti-Corruption in Palestine: Between National Duty and Internati...
Analytical Article on Good Governance and Institutional Reform Challenges in Palestine
The Palestinian state has faced deep challenges since its inception regarding the establishment of effective institutions capable of managing public resources and achieving social justice.
In the context of ongo...
Towards a National Vision that Transforms the "Truce" into Ending the Occupation
The ceasefire agreement brokered by the Trump administration is no longer the end of the tragedy in Gaza, but the beginning of a more complex and sensitive phase, where the interests of regional and international powers intersect, while Israel attempts to establish new political and security facts t...
A Leader Stronger than the System: Trump's Narcissism and the Test of Democracy
Since Trump returned to the White House in January 2025, America seems to be looking in the mirror and not recognizing its own face.
The White House is no longer a house of state but a reflection of a man who sees himself as bigger than its institutions and more important than the history that brou...
67 Billion Dollars for the Reconstruction of Gaza: Who Will Build the Dream?
When the Palestinian government announced its need for 67 billion dollars to reconstruct Gaza, the figure was not merely a financial estimate but a cry expressing the magnitude of the tragedy. It encapsulates not only material losses but illustrates an entire city where the lights have gone out, tra...
The End of One Stage and the Beginning of Another... and the Required Review
No two people can disagree that we are not witnessing the end of the struggle in Palestine, but rather the beginning of a new phase of this colonial and bloody conflict that has lasted for more than one hundred and twenty years. The outcomes of the Sharm El-Sheikh conference – or rather its theatric...