The new Palestinian prime minister maps out his vision for a path to peace
It will require reunification—and reforms—across the Palestinian territories, says Mohammad Mustafa
AS I STEP into the role of prime minister-designate of the Palestinian National Authority (PNA) under excruciating and unprecedented circumstances, I am acutely aware of the monumental challenges that lie ahead. The Palestinian people find themselves at yet another critical juncture, facing a tragic confluence of crises that are testing our resilience and ingenuity, qualities we have proved we possess in abundance time and time again.
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