The world is changing for Palestine.. when will Palestinians change for Palestine?

In an opinion piece on Palestine Online, writer Sufyan Qudaih questions why some Palestinians cling to old methods while the world's stance on the cause shifts after the Gaza war. He cites US primaries showing the rise of progressives, calls for renewing tools and leadership without compromising core principles, and warns that stagnation turns its holders into a burden on the cause.

In an opinion piece published by Palestine Online, writer Sufyan Qudaih raises a fundamental question: while the world's view of the Palestinian cause changes after the Gaza war, why do some Palestinians insist on clinging to their old methods? The writer cites recent primaries within the US Democratic Party that showed the rise of progressive candidates at the expense of traditional figures, as an indicator of a shift in international attitudes. He argues that renewal in ideas, tools, and leadership is a healthy necessity, not an admission of failure, while emphasizing that religious and moral constants are not up for debate. The article calls for courageous self-review and warns that those who refuse change may become a burden on the cause. It criticizes intellectual stagnation among some Palestinian leaders without naming them, and demands a new political generation capable of acknowledging mistakes and developing means.