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New Path Leader Eyes 2026 Vote Ending Stagnation

7/3/2026

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New Path leader Samer Sinijlawi said the November 28, 2026 vote could end decades of stagnation.
He warned that no Political Parties Law and intelligence questioning of New Path leaders hinder equal conditions.
Sinijlawi forecasted Fatah and Islamist parties each at about 20 % of the vote, with the rest split among groups.
He appealed for international attention, arguing that a democratically elected Palestinian leadership would benefit both Palestinians and Israelis.

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New Path leader Samer Sinijlawi said the November 28, 2026 vote could end decades of stagnation.
He warned that no Political Parties Law and intelligence questioning of New Path leaders hinder equal conditions.
Sinijlawi forecasted Fatah and Islamist parties each at about 20 % of the vote, with the rest split among groups.
He appealed for international attention, arguing that a democratically elected Palestinian leadership would benefit both Palestinians and Israelis.