West Bank's future may be grimmer than Gaza's
The article discusses how the future of the West Bank might be worse than Gaza's, but not because of resistance, rather as a result of the Israeli policies and strategies ongoing since 1967 aimed at controlling the area. It explains that the situation in the West Bank differs from Gaza in terms of political and military nature, noting that the West Bank lacks armed factions and missile groups. The current escalation in targeting settlers or the occupation is attributed to consistent Israeli policies, not Palestinian resistance. The article affirms that Palestinian resistance, including movements like Hamas and Islamic Jihad, is a legitimate right in self-defense, and that the responsibility for escalation lies with the occupation. It also warns against succumbing to rhetoric that links Palestinian resistance with escalation, emphasizing the importance of recognizing the legitimate Palestinian right to resist the occupation and stating that a real solution requires ending the Israeli occupation and restoring Palestinian rights.
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