We need a comprehensive national dialogue

The stage that our people’s cause is going through is one of the most dangerous stages, as the occupation’s attempts to resolve the conflict in its favor escalate through successive and expanded settlement attacks, and the daily crimes committed against our people, including burning homes and cars, uprooting trees, and burning large areas of land, in addition to the operations of Judaization and Israeliization in the West Bank, especially In the city of Jerusalem and many other violations that amounted to war crimes, including killings of citizens and young men during raids and raids into camps, villages and towns, and continuous and non-stop arrests, even for one day.

Faced with this situation in which the occupying state persists, we are at a clear and obvious crossroads. Either we unite in facing the crimes of the occupation, or we remain as it is of division and fragmentation that only the occupation benefits from, which sees in this its opportunity to work to resolve the conflict in its favour.

In order to get out of this current situation, what is required now is a comprehensive national dialogue that includes all forces, parties and movements as well as national and independent personalities. All issues are discussed, foremost of which is ending the devastating division, developing a unified action strategy with the approval of everyone, and starting work to implement it as soon as possible, especially since the current time is not It works for the benefit of our cause despite our people's confrontation with their bare chests against the occupation forces and herds of settlers who wreaked havoc and havoc on the land in front of the eyes and ears of the world, which suffices to issue statements of denunciation and denunciation that do not fatten or satisfy hunger. He cannot be complacent or accept the existence of the occupation on his land, refuse to leave it, and make huge sacrifices in order to achieve his goals of leaving the occupation and establishing his independent state with Jerusalem as its capital.

Will the factions, forces and the Palestinian Authority respond in order to call for a comprehensive national dialogue, which is the only way now to restore Palestinian affairs to their former state of national unity through which our people were able to achieve important achievements on the road to achieving complete freedom and independence?

Time is running out, and history will not be merciful to anyone who fails to rearrange the Palestinian internal house on the basis of unity, because it is the one that will achieve achievements and also victory over the occupation and its crimes, along with the herds of settlers.

Let us rise to the level of the challenges facing our people and their national cause, and give priority to the supreme national interest over any other interests. At this stage, which is alien to us, we are most in need of a comprehensive national dialogue on the grounds of confronting the occupation and thwarting its liquidation projects and attempts to resolve the conflict in its favour.