Deputy Moussa Promotes National Collaboration
Member Yihye Musa is a Palestinian political figure affiliated with Hamas. He is characterized by a calm outlook and steadfast principles that believe in dialogue and national partnership. Born in 1958 in the Palestinian town of Abdess, he faced exile and hardships during his studies in the Soviet Union, which strengthened his values of patience and persistence. His approach relies on managing differences with wisdom and flexibility, believing that building bridges and consensus is the way to maintain Palestinian unity. He contributed to the founding of the Salvation Party, which has an Islamic orientation, but internal disagreements led to a decline in its influence. Nevertheless, he remained a supporter of dialogue and cooperation among Palestinian factions. Over the years, he emphasized the importance of pluralism and disciplined political work, participating in efforts to develop Islamic political discourse, asserting that resistance and political activity complement each other. Following the Gaza war, he advocated for responsible review and critique, and contributed to the formation of the National Pillar for Resilience and Unity, emphasizing that the priority is to protect the Palestinian people and their national unity. His calm presence and diplomatic style—listening and respecting differing opinions—distinguish his personality. He embodies a political school that believes that steadfastness on principles and flexibility in methods strengthen the Palestinian national movement.
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