Introduction:
The announcement of the dissolution of Palestine** on 26 February marked a major shift in Palestinian-Israeli relations. In addition, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a harsh statement, which further complicated the issue. To understand this message, we must first understand the history and current state of the Palestinian Authority. The complexity of the Palestinian situation has been a long time, and in the context of the new term taking office, the development trend of the Palestinian-Israeli region is also an issue that needs to be further developed.
Current situation in Palestine:
1. Overview of the Palestinian Authority.
Among the Palestinian institutions, Fatah leader Abbas is the largest representative of this position. Abbas nominated Ashtiyeh as prime minister in 2019 to lead the formation of the Palestinian Authority. Palestine has not been officially recognized for a long time, and factional fighting in the region has further exacerbated tensions in the region.
In the Palestinian political authority, the presidency is a force that embodies the highest authority of the country. Although Abbas, the current chairman of Fatah, signed the "Oslo Accords" with Israel, his aim was to deal with regional issues through diplomatic means, and he did not completely resolve the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. The political situation is further complicated by the struggle between the various factions.
2. Fatah against Hamas.
Fatah holds power in the Palestinian regime, but the rise of armed groups like Hamas has created a new element of uncertainty in the region. Hamas likes to use force to advance its own regime and has questioned the legitimacy of the Palestinian regime. In 2007, the Gaza Strip came under the control of Hamas as a result of clashes with Fatah, leading to further fragmentation and escalation of conflict in the region.
Expansion: Fatah has controlled Palestine for a long time, but the rise of armed groups like Hamas poses a new test for regional politics. Hamas likes to use force to establish its own regime and is skeptical that the Palestinians are an orthodox. Hamas's recapture of the Gaza Strip in 2007 further polarized the region.
Analysis of the current situation between Palestine and Israel:
1. Internal dilemma and external pressure.
The situation of the Palestinian people has been further exacerbated and the humanitarian crisis has been exacerbated by the devastation of Israeli armed attacks, particularly the recent Israeli attack on Rafah. However, the Palestinians did not make any effort, and they even shifted the responsibility for governing Rafah to Egypt. Domestic and external pressure have made Palestine falter and struggle.
Read more: Israel's actions have brought injustice to the Palestinian people, especially in the Rafah region, and there is a huge humanitarian crisis. But the problem is compounded by the fact that Palestine has not moved, and pressure from its neighbors has forced it to face various difficulties.
2. The rise and transformation of new **.
The Palestinian ** marks the creation of a new **, which is reportedly to be a non-partisan expert who is not influenced by partisans and better deals with regional issues. The personal experience of Mustafa, the new prime minister, who will shoulder important responsibilities and his close relationship with the United States, has added new uncertainties to the situation in the region. With Palestine and Israel facing internal and external pressures, a new regime may provide a new opportunity for cooperation between the two countries.
Extended remarks: Palestine is about to come to power with a new ruling group of bipartisan experts whose goal is to eliminate partisan bias and improve regional affairs. The new prime minister, Mustafa, has close ties with the United States and could breathe new life into the region. Under the turbulent situation, the new Palestinians and Israelis will usher in new opportunities and will steadily promote regional peace.
The conclusion is that the Palestinian situation indicates that the situation in the Middle East will undergo new changes, and the new Palestinian-Israeli contradictions will face both new opportunities and new challenges. Palestine is a region that has long been contentious, with both internal divisions and external pressures. In such a complex situation, the restructuring of Palestine** may bring new hope to the region. He said that after the end of the new term of office of Palestine and Israel, the relations between the two countries will be pushed to a higher level and higher level of dialogue and cooperation, so as to provide new strength for peace and stability in the region.