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Co-ops and Reconstruction
Lawyer Ali Abu Hableh calls for a review of the Palestinian cooperative movement’s performance and an investigation into what happened to its funding and stalled projects, as well as why some failed to meet their objectives—while distinguishing between objective setbacks and any possible negligence. He proposes forming an independent national committee of financial, legal, and economic experts to audit accounts and achievements, determine responsibility, and refer any evidence-backed violations to the competent authorities. He also calls for a national strategy to direct funding toward productive cooperatives and link it to measurable plans and ongoing oversight, thereby strengthening employment and self-reliance while protecting serious associations.
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