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  1. #israel #palestine : #gaza / #history / #hamas / #fatah

    „A chronological look at key milestones from Hamas’s 2006 election victory to its 2026 exit from governing Gaza.“

    aje.news/qfyhd4
    aje.news/qfyhd4

  2. #israel #palestine : #gaza / #history / #hamas / #fatah

    „A chronological look at key milestones from Hamas’s 2006 election victory to its 2026 exit from governing Gaza.“

    aje.news/qfyhd4
    aje.news/qfyhd4

  3. @juh

    Was genau gewinnen denn die normalen Palästinenser durch diesen #Boycott ?

    Hamas-Solidarität ist keine Palästina-Solidarität. Hisbollah-Solidarität ist keine Palästina-Solidarität. Selbst Fatah-Solidarität ist keine Palästina-Solidarität.

    Palästina-Solidarität ist, was den Palästinensern hilft, sich von ihren brutalen und korrupten Unterdrückern zu befreien: #Hamas, #Fatah, #Hisbollah, etc.

    Hilft da dieser Boykott?

  4. @juh

    Was genau gewinnen denn die normalen Palästinenser durch diesen #Boycott ?

    Hamas-Solidarität ist keine Palästina-Solidarität. Hisbollah-Solidarität ist keine Palästina-Solidarität. Selbst Fatah-Solidarität ist keine Palästina-Solidarität.

    Palästina-Solidarität ist, was den Palästinensern hilft, sich von ihren brutalen und korrupten Unterdrückern zu befreien: #Hamas, #Fatah, #Hisbollah, etc.

    Hilft da dieser Boykott?

  5. Fatah’s Eighth Conference: A Stark Expression of the Defeat of the Comprador Class and the Fragmentation of the Movement

    Fatah’s Eighth Conference: A Stark Expression of the Defeat of the Comprador Class and the Fragmentation of the Movement

    The Palestinian people are indifferent to the convening of Fatah’s eighth conference and pay it little attention. The movement that was once the backbone of the Palestinian national liberation struggle has today become closer to a holding company and a mechanism of control over the security and financial apparatuses of the Palestinian Authority in Ramallah. A party without spirit or intellect, whose existence depends on the decision of the occupation and the support of certain Gulf regimes, especially Saudi Arabia, the normalization states, and intelligence agencies in Washington and Tel Aviv. We know of no political movement that sinks lower with every “national conference” in the way Fatah does.

    Fatah’s Eighth General National Conference is being held amid an intense struggle between competing centers of power within the movement, at a moment coinciding with 78 years since the uprooting and displacement of the Palestinian people, and at a time when the Palestinian cause is being liquidated and dissolved. The Palestinian people are confronting an open war of genocide in the Gaza Strip, accelerating settlement expansion in the West Bank and Jerusalem, racist laws in the occupied interior of 1948, and the ongoing marginalization of Palestinian refugees in exile. This gathering is taking place in occupied Ramallah with the permission of the occupation and under its watchful eye. This fact alone reveals the depth of the comprehensive structural crisis experienced by the traditional Palestinian leadership and confirms that the existing political path has moved from a state of deadlock and paralysis to a comprehensive defeat for the capitalist class of the “economic peace” camp and the agents of the Israeli banks.

    The division within Fatah is not merely an organizational dispute or a difference in viewpoints, as some attempt to market it, but rather a reflection of the collapse of an entire project founded on the illusion of the “independent state” and the Oslo Accords. It is the project of a comprador Palestinian class that stole all Palestinian institutions, seized the keys to the prisons and the seal of the Palestine Liberation Organization, and whose functional role is to entrench the reality of occupation while securing its own interests and privileges. The movement that once led the “Palestinian national project” has, under the dominance of a parasitic stratum, individual leadership, and bureaucratic security apparatuses, been transformed into a crisis-ridden framework devoid of legitimacy and national direction, disconnected from the pulse of the Palestinian street and from the liberation struggle taking place on the ground. It is even disconnected from Fatah’s own base and supporters. The loud popular question today is: where is the movement while the Palestinian people are subjected to a genocide?

    The continued monopolization of the “independent decision” within the movement, the Authority, and the Palestine Liberation Organization is, in reality, the consolidation of an individual leadership that has turned institutions into hollow structures. This has weakened the organizational structure, marginalized militant cadres, and closed the door to any genuine reassessment of the movement’s catastrophic political path. Instead of Fatah serving as a framework for national struggle, it has been transformed into a tool for administering the existing reality under the constraints of the occupation, including the continuation of security coordination and the suppression of the national resistance struggle. A movement incapable of achieving its own internal unity will not unify the Palestinian national movement or the Palestinian people as a whole.

    The Ramallah conference reflected this decline clearly. Instead of becoming a moment for radical reassessment in light of the major transformations taking place in the Palestinian arena, the conference appeared more like a reproduction of the same crisis, but according to rules even worse than before, through a process of political inheritance on the one hand and the neglect of the major national questions on the other. There was no clear position on the war of genocide in Gaza, no reassessment of the failed path of negotiations, and no serious vision for confronting the settlements that continue devouring what remains of Palestinian land. Meanwhile, the participation of the diaspora was miserable and symbolic. After the leadership of the Organization marginalized and excluded Palestinians in exile, who constitute the historical, demographic, and political depth of the Palestinian cause, and removed them from any effective role in shaping national decision-making, this policy has now extended to Fatah itself.

    What the conference revealed was a stark expression of the defeat of the traditional leadership before the Zionist colonial reality and its failure to present any political or strategic alternative capable of confronting the current phase. While the resistance in Gaza and the West Bank wages decisive battles, and the prisoners’ movement engages in an unprecedented struggle, the official leadership continues its dependence and sinks deeper into a swamp of arrogance and justification.

    This structural crisis can no longer be repaired through cosmetic reforms or internal organizational changes. Rather, it demands a comprehensive reconsideration of the entire structure of the Palestinian political system. The continuation of this approach means entrenching fragmentation and weakness while prolonging the life of the occupation. This existing Palestinian Authority is no longer even a “Fatah Authority,” but rather the authority of a comprador class operating according to the mood and program of the occupation and the directives it receives from Washington, Riyadh, and Tel Aviv.

    Accordingly, there emerges an urgent need for a revolutionary alternative capable of safeguarding the Palestinian liberation project and rebuilding its foundations on new bases grounded in the unity of the people and the land. This requires building a unified national front that serves as a collective struggle framework representing the Palestinian people in the homeland and the diaspora, far removed from the logic of monopolization and exclusion.

    The present historical moment demands a clear rupture with the path of negotiations and security coordination, and a complete alignment with the option of comprehensive resistance as the only path capable of confronting the Zionist colonial project and restoring the inalienable national rights of the Palestinian people on the road to liberation and return.

    Khaled Barakat
    Source: Masar Badil

    abolitionmedia.noblogs.org/?p= #fatah #gaza #palestine #westAsia #westBank
  6. The Fatah and Hamas leadership need to put aside their difference and work for the common good of all Palestinians. By now, the Fatah leadership should realise that all their efforts to appease the West has failed. Israel is bent on taking over the whole of Palestine. #USisraelPolitics #Hamas #Fatah

  7. Ramzy Baroud : l’histoire des mouvements de résistance nationale en Palestine
    chroniquepalestine.com/ramzy-b
    Dans son nouvel ouvrage, « Before the Flood: A Gaza Family Memoir Across Three Generations of Colonial Invasion, Occupation, and War in Palestine » [Avant le déluge : Mémoires d’une famille de Gaza à travers
    #Politique #NousRecommandons #Slider #Fatah #Fplp #Hamas #JihadIslamique #Olp #Resistance

  8. Ramzy Baroud : l’histoire des mouvements de résistance nationale en Palestine
    chroniquepalestine.com/ramzy-b
    Dans son nouvel ouvrage, « Before the Flood: A Gaza Family Memoir Across Three Generations of Colonial Invasion, Occupation, and War in Palestine » [Avant le déluge : Mémoires d’une famille de Gaza à travers
    #Politique #NousRecommandons #Slider #Fatah #Fplp #Hamas #JihadIslamique #Olp #Resistance

  9. The tension that surrounded the Eighth Congress in the lead-up to the meeting is not primarily about policy platforms or ideological direction. It is about who controls the process that determines who leads, and whether that process is capable of producing anything other than a reshuffled version of what already exists.

    Political analyst Ibrahim Abrash, speaking from Gaza, put it plainly: the internal discussions have drifted away from existential questions and toward a struggle over organizational positions, seats on the Central Committee, the body which includes all Fatah leadership, and the Revolutionary Council, the body which includes all Palestinian factions.

    The polarization between veteran leadership figures trying to preserve their positions and younger cadres seeking entry into decision-making centers has become impossible to ignore, Abrash told Mondoweiss. More damaging still, he argued, is the absence of any genuine debate about the movement’s political project: the future of popular resistance, relations with other Palestinian factions, and internal reconciliation within Fatah itself.
    mondoweiss.net/2026/05/inside-
    #Palestine #Fatah #corruption #analysis

  10. The tension that surrounded the Eighth Congress in the lead-up to the meeting is not primarily about policy platforms or ideological direction. It is about who controls the process that determines who leads, and whether that process is capable of producing anything other than a reshuffled version of what already exists.

    Political analyst Ibrahim Abrash, speaking from Gaza, put it plainly: the internal discussions have drifted away from existential questions and toward a struggle over organizational positions, seats on the Central Committee, the body which includes all Fatah leadership, and the Revolutionary Council, the body which includes all Palestinian factions.

    The polarization between veteran leadership figures trying to preserve their positions and younger cadres seeking entry into decision-making centers has become impossible to ignore, Abrash told Mondoweiss. More damaging still, he argued, is the absence of any genuine debate about the movement’s political project: the future of popular resistance, relations with other Palestinian factions, and internal reconciliation within Fatah itself.
    mondoweiss.net/2026/05/inside-
    #Palestine #Fatah #corruption #analysis

  11. #Hamas rimane radicato nella parte occidentale della Striscia, mentre il nuovo organismo creato dal piano di cessate il fuoco - il #BoardOfPeace, voluto dagli #USA - appare inefficace, più impegnato a vantare successi umanitari che a promuovere progressi politici.

    Anche il "National Committee for the Administration of Gaza", un gruppo tecnocratico istituito con il cessate il fuoco che dovrebbe gestire la Striscia, è fermo a Il Cairo e non può operare perché #Israele non ne permette l’ingresso.

    Le elezioni municipali tenute a #DeirAl_Balah rappresentano un piccolo segnale di autodeterminazione palestinese, ma con un’affluenza molto bassa e un impatto limitato.

    La fiducia dei gazawi nelle istituzioni è ai minimi storici: la maggior parte non voterebbe né per #Hamas né per #Fatah, e solo una minima parte ha fiducia negli USA. ⬇️5

  12. #Hamas rimane radicato nella parte occidentale della Striscia, mentre il nuovo organismo creato dal piano di cessate il fuoco - il #BoardOfPeace, voluto dagli #USA - appare inefficace, più impegnato a vantare successi umanitari che a promuovere progressi politici.

    Anche il "National Committee for the Administration of Gaza", un gruppo tecnocratico istituito con il cessate il fuoco che dovrebbe gestire la Striscia, è fermo a Il Cairo e non può operare perché #Israele non ne permette l’ingresso.

    Le elezioni municipali tenute a #DeirAl_Balah rappresentano un piccolo segnale di autodeterminazione palestinese, ma con un’affluenza molto bassa e un impatto limitato.

    La fiducia dei gazawi nelle istituzioni è ai minimi storici: la maggior parte non voterebbe né per #Hamas né per #Fatah, e solo una minima parte ha fiducia negli USA. ⬇️5

  13. Palästinensische Gebiete: Erbfolge oder Epochenwechsel?

    90 Jahre alt, mehr als 20 Jahre an der Macht - nicht nur im Westjordanland stellen viele die Frage, wer Palästinenserpräsident Abbas nachfolgen könnte. Manches deutet auf einen dynastischen Plan hin. Von Julio Segador.

    ➡️ tagesschau.de/ausland/asien/fa

    #PalästinensischeGebiete #Fatah #Abbas

  14. Palästinensische Gebiete: Erbfolge oder Epochenwechsel?

    90 Jahre alt, mehr als 20 Jahre an der Macht - nicht nur im Westjordanland stellen viele die Frage, wer Palästinenserpräsident Abbas nachfolgen könnte. Manches deutet auf einen dynastischen Plan hin. Von Julio Segador.

    ➡️ tagesschau.de/ausland/asien/fa

    #PalästinensischeGebiete #Fatah #Abbas

  15. « La promotion de Yasser Abbas n’indique pas que le successeur pressenti, Hussein Al-Sheikh, détesté par beaucoup de Palestiniens pour son rôle de coordination avec les services de sécurité israéliens, sera écarté. »

    En #Palestine, les manœuvres de #MahmoudAbbas pour verrouiller le congrès du #Fatah

    assawra.blogspot.com/2026/05/e
    #OLP #AutoritéPalestinienne #tpo

  16. « La promotion de Yasser Abbas n’indique pas que le successeur pressenti, Hussein Al-Sheikh, détesté par beaucoup de Palestiniens pour son rôle de coordination avec les services de sécurité israéliens, sera écarté. »

    En #Palestine, les manœuvres de #MahmoudAbbas pour verrouiller le congrès du #Fatah

    assawra.blogspot.com/2026/05/e
    #OLP #AutoritéPalestinienne #tpo

  17. « La promotion de Yasser Abbas n’indique pas que le successeur pressenti, Hussein Al-Sheikh, détesté par beaucoup de Palestiniens pour son rôle de coordination avec les services de sécurité israéliens, sera écarté. »

    En #Palestine, les manœuvres de #MahmoudAbbas pour verrouiller le congrès du #Fatah

    assawra.blogspot.com/2026/05/e
    #OLP #AutoritéPalestinienne #tpo

  18. « La promotion de Yasser Abbas n’indique pas que le successeur pressenti, Hussein Al-Sheikh, détesté par beaucoup de Palestiniens pour son rôle de coordination avec les services de sécurité israéliens, sera écarté. »

    En #Palestine, les manœuvres de #MahmoudAbbas pour verrouiller le congrès du #Fatah

    assawra.blogspot.com/2026/05/e
    #OLP #AutoritéPalestinienne #tpo

  19. C’è stato un dibattito, il cui esito era scontato, ma almeno si è avuta l’apparenza di un processo rispettoso della separazione dei poteri. La legge è stata applicata a partire dal 2019.

    Nell’ottobre 2023, il gabinetto ha deciso di sequestrare le entrate dell’Autorità Palestinese equivalenti all’importo che essa destina alla Striscia di #Gaza. Per la maggior parte si tratta di indennità destinate a famiglie tradizionalmente contrarie a #Hamas; vale a dire, ai dipendenti del settore pubblico dell’Autorità Palestinese, per lo più fedeli a #Fatah, che, per ordine di #MahmoudAbbas, hanno cessato di lavorare dal 2007 fino al loro pensionamento. ⬇️7

  20. C’è stato un dibattito, il cui esito era scontato, ma almeno si è avuta l’apparenza di un processo rispettoso della separazione dei poteri. La legge è stata applicata a partire dal 2019.

    Nell’ottobre 2023, il gabinetto ha deciso di sequestrare le entrate dell’Autorità Palestinese equivalenti all’importo che essa destina alla Striscia di #Gaza. Per la maggior parte si tratta di indennità destinate a famiglie tradizionalmente contrarie a #Hamas; vale a dire, ai dipendenti del settore pubblico dell’Autorità Palestinese, per lo più fedeli a #Fatah, che, per ordine di #MahmoudAbbas, hanno cessato di lavorare dal 2007 fino al loro pensionamento. ⬇️7

  21. Gaza and the West Bank: Dispatches from Catastrophe (I)
    world-outlook.com/2026/04/30/g

    [1 of 2 parts of a dispatch from #JewishCurrents, with an intro by #WorldOutlook]
    April 30, 2026

    In Nov.-Dec.2025, Jewish Currents reached out to some two dozen Palestinians from #Gaza and the #WestBank — all of whom the magazine had previously interviewed after October 7 — to ask them how their lives had changed since they last shared their stories.

    The resulting testimonies are difficult to read. They show the effects of years of industrialized, live-broadcast massacres and colonization, particularly in Gaza, where more than 10% of the population is estimated to have been killed or injured in the last two years.

    “What all the voices share is disillusionment: with the political parties #Hamas and #Fatah; with supposed allies like #Arab countries; with international systems such as the #UN; and with notions of international law and justice writ large..."

    #news #politics #Palestine #Israel

  22. Gaza and the West Bank: Dispatches from Catastrophe (I)
    world-outlook.com/2026/04/30/g

    [1 of 2 parts of a dispatch from #JewishCurrents, with an intro by #WorldOutlook]
    April 30, 2026

    In Nov.-Dec.2025, Jewish Currents reached out to some two dozen Palestinians from #Gaza and the #WestBank — all of whom the magazine had previously interviewed after October 7 — to ask them how their lives had changed since they last shared their stories.

    The resulting testimonies are difficult to read. They show the effects of years of industrialized, live-broadcast massacres and colonization, particularly in Gaza, where more than 10% of the population is estimated to have been killed or injured in the last two years.

    “What all the voices share is disillusionment: with the political parties #Hamas and #Fatah; with supposed allies like #Arab countries; with international systems such as the #UN; and with notions of international law and justice writ large..."

    #news #politics #Palestine #Israel

  23. Palestinians in West Bank strike after #Israel passes death penalty law
    Families of detainees vow to resist, while #HumanRights groups and multiple countries denounce the law
    middleeasteye.net/news/general

    from #MiddleEastEye #MEE
    April 1, 2026

    #Palestinians across the occupied #WestBank observed a general strike on Wednesday in protest against a new Israeli law allowing the execution of prisoners, as international condemnation mounted.

    #Fatah, the movement led by #PalestinianAuthority President #MahmoudAbbas, called for the strike, describing the legislation as a “dangerous escalation” against Palestinians.

    “This criminal law will not break the will of our people or the determination of our prisoners, but will instead strengthen our resolve to continue the struggle for their freedom and legitimate rights,” it said in a statement.

    #SanctionIsrael
    #FreePalestine
    #BlockTheBombs
    #IsraeliCrimesAgainstHumanity
    #StopArmingIsrael
    #AntiZionismIsNotAntisemitism
    #Palestine #news #politics

  24. Palestinians in West Bank strike after #Israel passes death penalty law
    Families of detainees vow to resist, while #HumanRights groups and multiple countries denounce the law
    middleeasteye.net/news/general

    from #MiddleEastEye #MEE
    April 1, 2026

    #Palestinians across the occupied #WestBank observed a general strike on Wednesday in protest against a new Israeli law allowing the execution of prisoners, as international condemnation mounted.

    #Fatah, the movement led by #PalestinianAuthority President #MahmoudAbbas, called for the strike, describing the legislation as a “dangerous escalation” against Palestinians.

    “This criminal law will not break the will of our people or the determination of our prisoners, but will instead strengthen our resolve to continue the struggle for their freedom and legitimate rights,” it said in a statement.

    #SanctionIsrael
    #FreePalestine
    #BlockTheBombs
    #IsraeliCrimesAgainstHumanity
    #StopArmingIsrael
    #AntiZionismIsNotAntisemitism
    #Palestine #news #politics

  25. ⭕ « #NETANYAHOU A ÉTÉ ASSASSINÉ PAR UN MEMBRE DU #FATAH » ⚠️ Information impossible à vérifier : je vous laisse vous faire votre propre opinion.

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:2cte4wipyk47qjujtxrskqcx/post/3mgzkdpzalk2b

  26. Prominent Palestinian political prisoner Marwan Barghouti has been brutally assaulted by Israeli prison guards, according to information relayed to his family. It was reported that part of Barghouti’s ear had been cut off, and that his ribs, fingers & teeth broken during repeated rounds of beatings.

    middleeasteye.net/news/marwan-
    @[email protected]
    @[email protected]
    #Prison #Torture #MarwanBarghouti
    #Fatah #PoliticalPrisoner #Palestine #Israel