Now I Have a Settlement!

In an opinion piece on Palestine Online, writer Amin al-Hajj criticizes the Palestinian Authority for relying on the two-state solution and diplomacy, pointing to the inauguration of the 'Ganim' and 'Eimek Dotan' settlements in the West Bank. He accuses the United States of hypocrisy for caring about a tent in Qusra while ignoring settlement expansion, and views waiting for Israeli elections as political suicide, calling for a comprehensive national strategy.

In an opinion piece in the newspaper Palestine Online, writer Amin al-Hajj criticizes the Palestinian Authority for relying on the two-state solution and diplomacy in the face of Israeli settlement expansion. He points to the inauguration of the 'Ganim' settlement east of Jenin and the 'Eimek Dotan' settlement on the lands of Arraba, considering this settlement acceleration to come under unprecedented political and security cover. The writer accuses the United States of hypocrisy for caring about a makeshift tent in Qusra while ignoring settlements and Palestinian blood. He believes that waiting for the results of the Israeli elections is 'slow political suicide' and calls for building a comprehensive national strategy that returns the street to the street. The article reflects an editorial line opposed to the Authority and partial solutions, and is devoid of any reference to Hamas or its role.

Now I Have a Settlement!