شبكة قدس الإخبارية
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The article discusses the role of the Higher Follow-Up Committee for the Arab Public in occupied Palestine since its establishment in 1982. It has served as a unified framework for confronting racist policies, organizing protests and demonstrations against discriminatory laws and policies, and preserving the national fabric by reviving national events such as Land Day and Nakba Day. However, the 2023 Gaza war and increasing political and security restrictions revealed its decline, as freedom of protest was curtailed and activist events were confiscated, exposing its limited capacity to protect the community amid major challenges. The article highlights the importance of developing the Committee's structure by expanding its representation to include various segments of society and adopting direct elections for its leadership to enhance its legitimacy. This would enable it to better manage national and social differences, unify efforts to face shared challenges, preserve national unity, and represent the masses more effectively.
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