Blair's plan and global pressure on Palestine
The article discusses Tony Blair's plan, the former British envoy, which aims to dismantle the Palestinian national identity through altering school curricula, erasing Palestine from maps and textbooks, and replacing it with terms like Judea and Samaria. This step is part of a broader campaign targeting the erasure of Palestinian cultural and historical consciousness, weakening the national narrative, and creating conditions conducive to accepting Israeli occupation and facilitating Zionist and settlement projects. The article links these schemes to the escalation of military actions, emphasizing that the goal is to shift the conflict from a matter of national liberation to an administrative and security dispute, while attempting to break the national memory by targeting symbols and history. It affirms that this manipulation of identity occurs amid a lack of decisive international stance, and that effective resistance requires a clear Arab and Islamic position to support the resilience of the Palestinian will and its history.
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