Al-Qudwa Calls for Abbas' Exit and Political Shift
Nasser Al-Qudwa, the former Palestinian Foreign Minister, condemned the postponement of the Palestinian presidential and legislative elections to September 2027. He considered this decision a blatant violation of the Basic Law and a legitimacy crisis exacerbated by political and security tensions, as the current institutions lack democratic legitimacy and the authorities cling to power for fear of losing it. Al-Qudwa called for the formation of a government with full powers and for radical changes to the governance system, along with rebuilding national institutions and reforming the Palestine Liberation Organization. He believed that ongoing political monopoly threatens Palestine's international credibility and political support. He expressed skepticism about the significance of the dialogue scheduled in Cairo, warned of increasing risks facing the Palestinian cause due to weak governance and institutional division, and called for multiple approaches to improve the situation, emphasizing the need to confront Israeli challenges and expansionist settlement policies.
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