Dahlan criticizes Abbas on election delay
Mohamed Dhalan issued sharp criticisms of President Mahmoud Abbas regarding his decision to postpone the Palestinian elections once again, considering it a crime against democracy and a reflection of the suppression of the Palestinian people's will. He affirmed that this decision deepens the political crisis and turns the institutions of authority into "private fiefs," threatening the unity of the Palestinian people and undermining the prospects of building elected and effective institutions. Dhalan also accused the current leadership of fearing election results and using state institutions to maintain their influence, along with criticisms of the Palestinian leadership's performance internationally. He called for expanding national dialogue and forming a popular pressure front to push for Palestinian election rights, warning that continued electoral delays threaten the future of the Palestinian political system and deepen the mistrust between the people and their institutions. This comes amid the Palestinian presidency's decision to postpone legislative and presidential elections due to political and security conditions, Israeli obstacles, and ongoing Palestinian division, while ignoring calls for renewal through the ballot box.
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