Disarming the Palestinian Authority is a Zionist right and duty

The article links an Israeli plan to disarm Palestinian security forces in the West Bank, revealed by the newspaper "Maariv", with British colonial history. It describes the Palestinian Authority as being subject to Israeli orders, highlighting the comparison of its fate to that of the leaders of the "Peace Bands" in the 1930s.

The article, by Dr. Fayez Abu Shamala, discusses an Israeli plan revealed by the Hebrew newspaper "Maariv", presented by the occupation army to Security Minister Israel Katz, to disarm Palestinian security forces in the West Bank. The plan includes withdrawing light and medium weapons, while retaining riot control means. The author links this scenario to history, recalling the "Peace Bands" formed by Britain in cooperation with Zionist gangs in the 1930s to fight the 1936 revolt, which were then disbanded and disarmed after serving their purpose. The article poses a rhetorical question about whether the fate of Mahmoud Abbas and the Authority's pillars will be similar to that of Fakhri al-Nashashibi and Fakhri Abdul Hadi. The article relies on a direct historical analogy and uses language carrying moral condemnation of the Palestinian Authority and security coordination, considering it treason.