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Palestinian Reform Advocate Samer Sinijlawi on Election Registration
88% of eligible Palestinian voters preregistered for November 28 election.
In brief
88% of eligible Palestinian voters preregistered for November 28 election. 88% of eligible Palestinian voters have preregistered for November 28 Palestinian legislative elections, the first since 2005. Originally reported by Financialpost.
Election Registration Update
88% of eligible Palestinian voters have already preregistered for the November 28th election, the first since 2005.
“88% of eligible Palestinian voters have already preregistered for the November 28th election, the first election since 2005”
Samer Sinijlawi's Call for Leadership
Samer Sinijlawi, a Palestinian political reformer advocating peace with Israel, warns Palestinian elections could be postponed.
New Path Movement Platform

Sinijlawi's New Path movement seeks younger Palestinians, women, and professionals into political life through democratic accountability.
Four Ds for Palestinian State
Sinijlawi outlines four principles: democratic, developed, deradicalized, and demilitarized Palestinian states.
“The Palestinian state should be democratic. The Palestinian state should be developed. The Palestinian state should be deradicalized. And it should be demilitarized.”
Coexistence as Practical Necessity
Sinijlawi argues coexistence is a practical necessity for convincing Israelis of a trustworthy Palestinian partner.
“We are the only nation that can convince the Israelis that there is a Palestinian partner they can trust, the DNA of the region is coexistence.”
Call for International Support

Sinijlawi urges Canada, the United States, Europe, and moderate Arab countries to support democratic forces in both societies.
“The moderates, including the liberal world, Canada, the United States, Europe and the moderate Arab countries, together with the moderates in Israel and Palestine, should be one camp, united.”
The main idea
88% of eligible Palestinian voters have preregistered for November 28 Palestinian legislative elections, the first since 2005.





