Fayyad: PA Unrepairable Now
Former Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad said that the current state of the Palestinian Authority is unrepairable in its existing structure, and a comprehensive political restructuring is needed to address the crisis, rather than just administrative reforms. He explained that improving administrative efficiency alone does not grant the authority legitimacy or promote national consensus. He criticized President Mahmoud Abbas for not initiating the activation of a unified leadership framework and for the lack of involvement of Palestinian factions in forming a national consensus government. Fayyad proposed that solutions should include revitalizing the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) to include all factions, establishing an independent transitional government, and working towards securing an international security council resolution recognizing full Palestinian sovereignty over the 1967 territories. This resolution should be without a veto from Israel and aims to correct the Oslo Accords' imbalance.
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