arabic → English transcript

When the Hamas movement ran for the legislative council, it wasn't because they were very concerned with jobs and perks, as you might see.

At that time, the Fatah movement mocked Hamas, saying they only knew how to run charities.

Hahaha, and they laughed.

It turned out that Fatah was unable to manage its own organization as efficiently as Hamas managed its charities.

It turned out that the Hamas movement thinks more strategically than Fatah.

It turned out that Hamas operates with better political pragmatism than Fatah.

And I believe that Fatah is now transitioning from a dictatorship of ideology.

It went from a dictatorship of ideology to a dictatorship of the organization.

And today, it's transforming into a dictatorship of the individual.

While the Hamas movement is a dictatorship of the organization, it is internally democratic.

Meaning, if Israel assassinates a president or a leader.

Ten others will rise up after him.

Meaning, they don't have a problem with individuals like the Fatah movement does.

I believe the Fatah movement has been completely depleted.

Now Israel is punishing the Fatah movement.

Why does Israel punish the Fatah movement every time there's an operation?

They're looking for an enemy they can handle.

An enemy they can defeat in front of their people, so they'll keep hammering the Authority.

Until this Authority is drained and becomes like the Village Leagues.

And abolished with the stroke of a pen.