AlShaab

AlShaab is a Palestinian political party that was founded in 1996. It is one of the largest and most influential political parties in the Palestinian territories. The party's name translates to "The People" in Arabic. AlShaab is a member of the Palestinian National Initiative, a coalition of Palestinian political parties that supports the establishment of a Palestinian state.

The party's platform includes support for the two-state solution, the right of return for Palestinian refugees, and the establishment of a democratic Palestinian state. AlShaab has been a significant player in Palestinian politics, often serving as a bridge between the Palestinian Authority and the Hamas movement. The party has been led by several prominent figures, including Hanan Ashrawi and Hanan Aslan.

AlShaab has been involved in various political processes, including the Oslo Accords and the peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians. The party has also been active in the legislative process, with several of its members serving in the Palestinian Legislative Council. Despite its influence, AlShaab has faced criticism for its perceived alignment with the Palestinian Authority and its support for the two-state solution, which is not universally accepted within the Palestinian political spectrum.