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A declining return and ongoing exile
The article addresses the issue of postponing or blocking the Palestinian legislative elections scheduled for 2023, noting that the last elections took place in 2006. As a result, an entire generation of Palestinians has been deprived of participating in choosing their national institutions. The article discusses the difficult political and security conditions in Palestine, such as Gaza's hardships, Israeli pressure on the West Bank and Jerusalem, internal divisions among factions, and external interventions. It emphasizes that Israel effectively prevents elections from being held in Jerusalem and Gaza, which deepens the political division and hinder the renewal of Palestinian legitimacy. The postponement is seen as a means to prolong the current situation without setting a clear date, preventing the Palestinian people from exercising their democratic rights, and threatening the stability of national institutions. The absence of elections contributes to solidifying political stagnation and distances Palestinians from making decisions about their future.
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