Sanaa Alsarghali

Apr 8, 2024 | carnegieendowment.org | Nathan Brown |Sanaa Alsarghali

Amid the chaos and war of the past five months, Palestinian constitutional issues have hardly been at the forefront of anybody’s mind. That is a problem: neglecting the structure of Palestinian institutions over the past thirty years has deeply aggravated—and continues to deeply aggravate—Palestine’s political crisis. Domestic leaders and international actors (including the United States) have worked to bend and even break institutions and rules according to the needs of the moment.

Feb 9, 2024 | carnegieendowment.org | Mkhaimar Abusada |Zaha Hassan |Sanaa Alsarghali |Nathan Brown

This is the second part of the Middle East Program’s series on postwar governance in Gaza. For more, read part one on Israeli perspectives, part three on regional perspectives, or part four on international perspectives. By Mkhaimar AbusadaGazan society was already suffering from dire economic and social conditions before the outbreak of the current war.