The Palestinians Need a Popular Leader Who Can Get Things Done. Being From Gaza Is a Plus

The Palestinian public has no figure, other than the imprisoned Marwan Barghouti, that can take the reins in the West Bank and Gaza right after the war ends and enjoy legitimacy from both Fatah and Hamas

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ג'קי חורי - צרובה
Jack Khoury
ג'קי חורי - צרובה
Jack Khoury

The conversation about a revitalized Palestinian Authority with internal reforms and leadership changes being created after the war has not skipped over the West Bank. Ramallah is aware of the discussions and the need for change – but unlike previous rounds of fighting between Israel and Gaza, there is no one to speak in their name, and no one to declare slogans about a new horizon.

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