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شبكة قدس الإخبارية
Knesset is not political limit Palestinians seek unity
The article addresses the controversy surrounding participation in the Israeli Parliament (the Knesset) from the perspective of the Palestinian community within Israel. It discusses the reasons behind the call for boycott. It argues that the decision to boycott is not merely a reaction to decisions to disqualify electoral lists or to immediate political circumstances, but stems from an ideological stance that rejects the Knesset as a framework to legislate laws and policies that affect the rights and existence of Palestinians. The article suggests that the discussion should go beyond mere influence within the Knesset and should include an examination of the nature and role of this institution in our political project. It emphasizes that boycott is not a withdrawal from politics, but rather a redirection of energy toward building the community through local frameworks such as popular committees, unions, and mass movements. The aim is to strengthen collective action and people's rights. It also underscores the importance of transforming the debate into grassroots action, through which Palestinians can unite despite differences, in order to build a cohesive community power focused on daily life issues. This approach seeks to avoid wasting time in parliamentary battles that do not permanently serve their interests.
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