National Assembly of Clans affirms support for elections as a national entitlement and way out of the crisis
Dr. Alaa al-Din al-Aklouk, head of the National Assembly of Palestinian Tribes, Clans, and Families, affirmed the assembly's full support for holding Palestinian legislative elections, considering them a national and popular entitlement and the only way out to overcome the current circumstances. Al-Aklouk stressed that holding elections serves the supreme national interest and enhances the participation of competencies in decision-making, calling for concerted efforts to achieve this entitlement.
Dr. Alaa al-Din al-Aklouk, head of the National Assembly of Palestinian Tribes, Clans, and Families, affirmed the assembly's full support for holding Palestinian legislative elections. Al-Aklouk stressed that this option represents a popular and positive national entitlement, and that holding elections directly serves the supreme national interest and constitutes a pivotal step to consolidate popular will and enhance the participation of competencies and national forces in decision-making. The head of the assembly pointed out that the absence of the democratic process during the previous stage cast a shadow over the local reality, affirming that holding elections is the only way out to overcome the current difficult circumstances and reorganize the Palestinian house on solid foundations. Al-Aklouk concluded his statement by emphasizing that electoral participation is an inherent right for all members of the Palestinian people, stressing the pressing need for concerted efforts to achieve this national entitlement in a way that serves the aspirations of the Palestinian street.