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Mosab is exactly right — the Palestinian Authority is collapsing because it was built as an artificial, corrupt structure on top of a society that remains largely clan- and tribe-based. Decades of rejectionism, incitement, and living off aid have left it with no legitimacy. So what’s another possible solution?...

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