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The vital question of how to reconstitute and strengthen the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) and renew the Palestinian national project has long been at the forefront of Palestinian concerns. However, it stalled due to the bitter divisions between the major political parties, Fatah and Hamas, after the legislative elections of 2006.
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As Israel uses reconstruction to impose new colonial conditions on Gaza, Palestinian-led political renewal rather than outside frameworks is the only path to genuine recovery
This conversation, 'Between Palestine and the world: Sovereignty and solidarity after order', turns to Palestine as a lens through which to examine the shifting terrain of global politics and the limits of the current international order. Moving between the specific and the global, it situates Palestine not as an isolated question, but as something that exposes deeper structural dynamics — from colonial legacies to the role of global power and the erosion of institutional legitimacy.
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