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or all the supporters of Palestine around the world, no effort on behalf of the Palestinian people is serious or effective if it does not target the Israeli occupation and their Palestinian collaborators. Activists for Palestine can't avoid to target and condemn the collaborationist regime in Ramallah. This is like opposing the Nazis but not opposing the Nazi collaborators. The PA collaborators have successfully convinced a few in the solidarity movement to avoid condemnation of the PA in the name of Palestinian unity. There is no unity, and there should not be unity, if it means an alliance with or recognition of the PA collaborationist regime. And what does Hamas do? Hamas never acts intelligently, in this matter or in any matter. I saw a Hamas official criticizing the PA stance in Geneva and then in the same statement express determination to continue the dialogue with Fath in Cairo. The struggle for Palestine has to take a new shape, and new language should be devised. People who have been long time supporters for Palestine should be aware that the Fath Movement today is different from the one that existed in the 1960s and 1970s. Fath is no more than armed collaborationist gangs that kill the Palestinian people on behalf of the Israeli state to minimize deaths to the occupiers.

Bright Star is a joint exercise including air, ground, and naval elements. It is a central method for United States Central Command to build cooperation and readiness of allied nations within and around the Middle East.

Specifically, the exercise consists of coalition interoperability training, called Affiliation Training to teach nations how to operate with one another in a wartime environment, a Command Post Exercise designed to help standardize command and control procedures, and a large scale Field Training Exercise to practice everything together.

In my youth, the lousy Fath Movement was dubbed "the spinal cord" of the Palestinian Revolution. Today, it would be safe to describe the Fath Movement as "the spinal cord" of the Israeli occupation of Palestine.

Abu Mazen is a habitual liar: since his early and later days. He has been saying that Israel has allowed all Palestinian members of Fath to attend the conference of the movement. He is lying of course. Israel has only allowed the Dahlanist members of Fath to enter the West Bank to attend the conference. Fath regional leader in Lebanon, Munir Al-Maqdah, for example, has been banned by Israel because he has voiced opinion in support of the right of return. I strongly believe that you can't oppose the Israeli occupation of Palestine without opposing its arm: the Fath movement.