“It’s very clear that Fatah don’t want any intifada,” explained Raed Debiy, the party youth leader. “They are still very keen to keep the status quo. But the grassroots of Fatah will not be controlled forever. How can you stay silent under daily assassination, daily invasion, daily violation of settlers – this will definitely lead to explosion.”
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