Palestinian political mindset flaw
The article addresses the flaws of the Palestinian political mind, which include the inability of leadership to achieve national goals, the ongoing waste of time in meetings without practical solutions to crises, rejection of the other, and factional fanaticism that prioritizes party loyalty over the national interest. It also highlights the absence of review and accountability for political mistakes, the dominance of influential figures who see themselves as threats to the national project, and the tendency of officials to evade responsibility by blaming the people and enemies for failure. The article emphasizes the importance of reforming these negatives to achieve political progress and notes that the continuation of these conditions deepens the division and weakens the people's ability to confront the occupation.
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