The Concept of Nasakom: A Model of Unity Resilient in Palestine

In the complex fabric of global politics, where ideological divides and regional disputes often overshadow efforts at unity, the resurgence of the Nasakom (Nationalism, Religion, and Communism) concept offers a unique perspective on conflict resolution. Originating from Indonesia's first President, Sukarno, Nasakom was envisioned as a framework to harmonize the ideological spectrum for the greater good of the nation. Surprisingly, this philosophy resonates in the context of Palestine, where unity is a pressing necessity amidst a long-standing and multifaceted struggle for sovereignty.