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The article traces the evolution of Palestinian resistance from the Balfour Declaration to the present day, with a focus on the dynamics of both the military and political approaches. It indicates that armed resistance has been fundamentally central to the Palestinian struggle for independence, placing their cause prominently on the global stage. After the Oslo Accords in 1994, most resistance groups shifted their focus to security and civil frameworks, without disarming factions or ending the resistance movement, as some groups like Hamas continue to possess limited weapons. Amid political and security repercussions, resistance in Gaza has been restricted, with Israeli efforts to impose control and dismantle armed resistance, leading to a decline in the role of armed struggle and an escalation of internal Palestinian divisions. The article emphasizes that the absence of a unified and flexible national resistance strategy, combined with the recurring Palestinian official approach of negotiations, obstructs the achievement of liberation goals. Meanwhile, the Israeli occupation continues to expand settlements and exemplifies the challenges posed by Israeli policies, while Palestinian leadership has at times abandoned armed resistance. Ultimately, the article warns that losing a unified resistance approach deepens the threat of erasing Palestinian identity and undermining their rights, asserting that armed resistance remains an essential necessity for achieving liberation despite ongoing international and regional pressures.
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