Palestinians skeptical of Trump’s Middle East peace plan
Palestinians are skeptical of the Trump administration’s long-anticipated Middle East peace plan, calling it the ‘steal of the century,’ after President Trump unveiled the complete proposal Tuesday.
What to expect from Trump’s Middle East peace plan
Why Trump’s Mideast splash is causing barely a ripple in Arab world
The Palestinian cause, our reporter writes, once united Arabs more than language itself. So why is the imminent announcement of a pro-Israeli “peace plan” not eliciting a regional outburst?
Palestinian activists seek climate justice under occupation
“Despite the effects of climate change being broadly similar across the region, the Palestinians are more vulnerable, and this is directly to do with the political situation,” warns Zena Agha.
For Palestinians, Trump’s is not a peace plan – it is a green light to permanent occupation
Recent leaks point to an agreement which the Palestinians – if they have any interest in having a proper functioning sovereign state – cannot accept.
“What is a State without the People?”: Statehood Obsession and Denial of Rights in Palestine
The Palestinian political leadership’s obsession with the idea of statehood as a means to realise self-determination and freedom has proved to be detrimental to the struggle of decolonising Palestine. By prioritising “statehood under colonialism” instead of focusing on decolonising Palestine first and then engaging in state formation, the Palestinian leadership – under pressure from regional and international actors – disempowered the people and empowered security structures which ultimately serve the colonial condition.
Are Palestinian elections on the horizon?
Analysts caution of a ‘bumpy’ road ahead amid signs that national polls could be held next year.
With the Peace Process Dead, What Options Are Open for the Palestinians to Create a State?
The only option for Palestinians to create a sovereign state—or to secure equal rights and justice in a single state of Palestine-Israel—is to build up their sources of power.
EU stance in focus after US decision on Israeli settlements
The European role couldn’t be more vital given the Trump administration’s shredding of international law.
