Hawwa Center for Culture and Arts organized workshop on the prospective solutions of getting out of the Political Crises, forming a national government or technocrat government was the main topic of the workshop, this could be the solution for lifting the siege imposed against the Palestinian government by both Israel and the international community, Participants from different affiliations and factions participated in this workshop.

Ghada Abdul Hadi, Director of the Hawwa Center said that the Palestinian community has been severely affected by the internal fighting and local problems while Mahmud Alul, Parliament Member said that the internal problems are not less important than the ones resulted by the Israeli occupation, he also called for a fruitful end of the national dialogue. He also called for forming technocrat government if the national dialogue dose not gives its fruits.

Tayseer Omran, Researcher in the Islamic movements, said that an independent technocrat government is not a good solution to the crises; he referred to the lack of independent experts within the Palestinian community who are usually affiliated to one of the Parties.

Khaledah Jarrar, Parliament Memeber, said that the dialogue is not serious and nobody changes their attitudes, she also said that the dialogue should be based on the national consensus document that is committed to the Palestinian Libration Organization, the sole representative of the Palestinian people, she called for an end to the lawlessness that affects the daily life of people and makes life very hard for them to bear.

Qais Abdul Kareem, Parliament Member, said that a combination between resistance and political efforts should be done, this combination is based on the international legitimacy, and he mentioned that the technocrat government will be able to have better interaction and good communication with the international community.

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