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The subject refuted the “Agreement of the century” in various articles and readings
In its new edition, the Journal of Palestinian Studies assigns a file on the “Deal of the century” entitled “Deal of the century: murder of what remains.” Its cover is the title of the “Bulldozer Deal” borrowed from the bulldozer that tore apart the remains of a Palestinian boy in Gaza. Also, to demonstrate that the agreement is intended to destroy the Palestinian people. In the theme editorial, Elias Khoury wrote his article, “The Dealing Bulldozer,” featuring the cover photo. Writer Hunayda Ghanem worked to dismantle it in her essay “The Peace of the Resurrection: The Business of the Century or the Desolation Promising Prosperity.” Nasser al-Kidwa also wrote an article titled “Reading in Trump’s Vision: Peace Towards Prosperity.” From his Zionist cell, the Secretary General of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, Ahmed Saadat, considered that “with unity and resistance, our people will abandon the agreement of the century and win”, while the writer Anis Mohsen discussed “the agreement of Trump and the syndrome of indifference of the Palestinian people. ” Regarding the “Tickets” section, Samer Franjieh wrote on “Arab revolutions in their second wave: the time of the revolution in Lebanon”, and Gilbert Ashkar addressed the topic of “the electoral calculations of the Middle East and Donald Trump”. In the “Articles” section, the number included six articles, including Ahmad Sameh Al-Khalidi, which was titled “Israel: Challenges, Predictions, and Dilemmas,” while Hughl asked Fatat: “Will it be the next domination of the Middle East? for China? ” On Turkey and its relationship with Russia and the United States of America, Genghis Chandar titled his article “The Fall of American Betrayal and the Turkish Invasion: The Opening of the Russian Era in the Middle East”. Khaled Ayed highlighted the reality of Palestinian refugee camps in Al-Baqa’a camp, in his article “Identity and affiliation for Palestinian refugees in Al-Baqa’a camp in Jordan”. In the “Reports” section, two reports were published: the first was for Antoine Shalhat, under the title “I hate Arabs, a state of consensus on a supporter on the Israeli political scene,” and the second for the celebrity of Batran, titled “Authority and Tribes: Who Rules Socially?” Finally, in the chapter on “Readings”, Selim Tamari presented a reading from Salim Deringel’s book on “The Ottoman twilight in the Arab countries: Turkish notes and testimonies on the Great War” and three other readings for books: “Love in the field “,” The catastrophe and the rise of the Palestinian diaspora in Kuwait “, and” The transitions of Palestinian society since 1948: the dialectic of loss and the challenges of survival “.
