Today's Article > OUTSIDE THE BOX
When three Palestinian leaders were asked for an 'outside the box' solution for the difficult crisis of national reconciliation, they answered almost unanimously: General elections. They disagreed over the details and whether simultaneous or successive elections should be held for the presidency and the Palestinian National Council (PNC) and the Palestinian Legislative Council (PLC); but they all responded similarly, and offered general elections as a solution that goes beyond the series
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