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The article discusses Zakaria Zubeidi's transformation from a symbol of armed resistance in Jenin Refugee Camp to a leading figure within Fatah, serving as a member of the Central Committee. It emphasizes that this shift reflects strategic and political changes within Fatah itself. After his release from Israeli prisons as part of a prisoner exchange following the October War, Zubeidi became part of the political leadership that criticizes Hamas and holds it responsible for the events of October 7. This raises questions about how his stance has diverged between his past resistance activities and his current political position. The article also highlights his family memories, particularly the arrest of his son and the events in Jenin camp, which illustrate divisions within Palestinian society. These images and attitudes reflect a transition in the relations between the resistance and the Palestinian Authority, as well as a change in Zubeidi’s image from a resistance fighter to a political leader. This prompts questions about how much this transformation has been influenced by the course of internal Palestinian conflict and the discourse of national unity.
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