"Resignations and Reform: The Palestinian Authority's Musical Chairs"

Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Mohammed Shtayyeh resigned under pressure from the US administration to revitalize the PA, paving the way for a new government. PA President Mahmoud Abbas is reportedly considering replacing Shtayyeh with Mohammed Mustafa, a senior PLO official. However, the potential change is seen as a cosmetic move, as both figures are closely associated with Abbas and the existing leadership. The article criticizes the lack of genuine political, economic, and administrative reforms and highlights the need to remove incompetent and corrupt leaders. It also questions Abbas's true intentions in reshuffling the government and emphasizes the challenges of rebuilding the Gaza Strip.
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