Exploring three decades of political influence, economic reconstruction, and the challenges facing Saad Hariri as the movement’s future hangs in the balance.
From Oslo to today, Israeli policies have steadily undermined Palestinian authority, expanded settlements, and reshaped the West Bank’s political and demographic reality, leaving Palestinians with little control over their own land.
Amid stalled European diplomacy and escalating conflict, the UAE has emerged as a neutral yet influential platform, proving that even smaller powers can shape the course of major international crises.
