Saudi Arabia’s shift on Israel is stark: 99% of Saudis now oppose normalization, and a Palestinian state is a non-negotiable condition.
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Solidarity with Palestine has been reduced to sympathy—fragmented, reactive, and shaped by algorithms, not a shared political program.
Europe must use its full leverage—trade, aid, and law—consistently to become a credible peacemaker in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
India’s deepening strategic partnership with Israel marks a sharp shift from its anti-colonial, pro-Palestinian legacy.
A new card game, “Roots and Resistance,” links the shared colonial histories of Ireland and Palestine through storytelling and fun.
Israel must accept that coexistence with Palestinians is unavoidable; a two-state solution is the only path to security.
Israel is accelerating West Bank annexation, converting public land to state land and expanding settlements, burying the two-state solution.
Normalization is receding as Saudi Arabia insists on a Palestinian statehood pathway and Israel’s government focuses on security and West Bank control.
Riyadh’s recalibration reflects a pragmatic calculation: championing Palestinian rights safeguards its regional legitimacy and leadership role against Iran, while keeping future normalization as leverage. This balances domestic opinion with long-term economic and security partnerships.
This divergence highlights a structural shift: as trust in the PA erodes due to corruption and inaction, the decentralized, grassroots diaspora is recalibrating the national struggle toward international advocacy and mobilizing global support, bypassing fractured official institutions.