From regime change to seeking leadership
The article addresses the current Palestinian situation, emphasizing that this moment is a existential test threatening the future of the Palestinian people. Israeli attacks in Gaza and the West Bank are escalating, with clear international complicity in destroying opportunities for justice and in preventing the cessation of crimes. The writer explains that the official Palestinian leadership is incapable of resisting settlement expansion and aggression, and that the occupation increasingly targets the very existence of Palestinians in a comprehensive manner—exploiting the absence of a unified vision capable of building national strength from within. The article draws lessons from history, particularly from the First Intifada, highlighting the importance of organized popular resistance and national unity. It underscores the necessity of reconstructing the concept of Palestinian leadership to be rooted in the people and guided by a unified vision—to confront major challenges and to reshape the national project before it’s too late.
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