Palestinian direction lost

The article discusses the history and support of the Palestinian cause, illustrating how it was deeply rooted in the Arab consciousness, backed by significant financial, political, and military support from Arab countries, along with considerable sacrifices by their armies. However, subsequent developments—particularly Palestinian divisions and regional alliances with other axes—led to a decline in Arab and international backing for the cause, accompanied by diplomatic and political losses, especially after the Palestine Liberation Organization's stance during Iraq's invasion of Kuwait in 1990. The article affirms that restoring the cause's prominence requires Palestinian unity, investing in people, engaging with the world, regaining trust within the Arab community, and distancing from policies that prioritize factional interests over national ones. It emphasizes that Palestinian rights are not lost and that the future demands leadership focused on building institutions and human resources.

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