The Palestinian leadership is the weakest party in this tough game, as some Arab countries currently seeks normalizing relations with Israel.

Jean Paul Sartre denied, with his existentialism, Palestinians right to exist and justified that of Israel.

Hamas and Fatah failed to ensure the Palestinian reconciliation because of their factional interests.

The cost of the pandemic has been tremendous, ranging from 7 to 35% of GDP, depending on estimates while the World Bank estimates that the Palestinian GDP to contract by at least 8%.

Palestinian Liberation Organization’s inactivity requires a clear political and organizational plan.

One-state solution might be the best option for both Palestinians and Israelis.

For now, the Palestinian leadership’s inability to adjust and reformulate its approach to relations with the US only offers deep dismay and frustration for Palestinians.

Jewish secular millennials have contradictory feelings towards Palestinians. This comes as a consequence of Israeli politicians’ insistence on the Jewishness of Israel and not having a partner in peace process.

For the Palestinian leadership, taking tax revenues from Israel while the latter vows to maintain this miserable status quo is acquiescence to permanent subjugation. It is simply not worth the limited and short-lived relief it would offer until the next crisis emerges.

An overview of Palestine’s geography, including climate, water, biodiversity, earthquakes and Jewish settlements.