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In this episode of the Post-Seventh podcast, Fatah Central Committee member Jibril Rajoub reveals his vision for the outcomes of the movement's conference and speaks frankly about the organizational and political challenges facing the Palestinian movement at one of the most sensitive junctures in the history of the cause. Rajoub discusses thorny issues: Fatah's future after the conference, the debate surrounding the old guard and the new guard, the Dahlan faction, the legitimacy of the political system, elections, movement unity, the relationship with Hamas, and the future of the Palestinian national project. He also addresses the conference's messages, the role of prisoners, the status of women and youth within the movement, and presents a clear stance on the Israeli occupation, regional and international pressures, and the political and national shape of the next phase. ————————————————————- Episode Chapters 00:00 Introduction 02:52 Jibril Rajoub's Assessment of the Fatah Conference 11:12 Rajoub's Response to Criticisms of the Fatah Conference 22:12 The Relationship with the Mohammed Dahlan Faction 31:38 The Order of Names in Fatah's Central Committee and Its Implications 38:52 Israel's Challenge in Choosing Released Prisoners 40:38 The Stance on Hamas and the Requirements for Dialogue 44:20 The National Unity Project and Its Conditions 50:29 The PA's Financial Crisis and the Role of the International Community 55:23 The Gaza Committee and Fatah's Position on It 01:03:41 The Fate of the Palestinian Authority 01:04:42 Relations with Arab States and Their Review 01:10:48 Jibril Rajoub: From Arrest to Leadership 01:17:30 Rajoub and the Presidency of the Palestinian Football Association 01:25:43 Palestine's Battle in FIFA Stadiums The Olympics 01:32:00 The relationship between Rajoub and Saleh al-Arouri 01:37:20 Rajoub's memories with Abu Ammar 01:41:06 The relationship between Rajoub and President Abu Mazen 01:46:09 Rajoub's message to the Palestinian people