Elections are not the main issue

The article discusses the postponement of the Palestinian elections, where it is proposed that the delay should range from six months to two years in order to organize the internal Palestinian situation. However, this reflects a reality lacking political stability and leads to a decline in trust between the factions. Previous attempts to hold elections have failed, especially with the ongoing Israeli occupation that continues to prevent residents in Jerusalem from participating. The divisions between Fatah and Hamas still negatively affect the unity of the Palestinian society. The article highlights that the main current issue is stopping bombings and destruction, with the elections being postponed despite their potential to unite the factions. It emphasizes that the priority now should be halting tragedies and destruction rather than internal political interactions.

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