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Unprecedented Palestinian Drive in Lebanon
The article discusses an unprecedented Palestinian movement in Lebanon that reflects a reorganization of the Palestinian community and a revitalization of national institutions. This includes elections and new formations of writers’ and journalists’ unions, as well as efforts to unify and empower student and national organizations. These developments come amid heightened American pressure against the "UNRWA" agency and attempts to marginalize it, along with disagreements between Palestinian factions and the agency’s director. There are also initiatives to disarm Palestinian camps and transfer control to the Lebanese army, coupled with a decline in Palestinian representation in the Palestinian National Council and efforts to select representatives for Palestinians in Lebanon. These changes coincide with internal security and political developments aimed at strengthening Palestinian national unity and safeguarding its institutions, amidst challenges related to their presence and international support.
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