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YOUR RIGHT TO KNOW WWW.MALTATODAY.COM.MT SUNDAY 31 AUGUST 2025 • ISSUE 1348 • PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SUNDAY Jorge Grech maltatoday Zero tolerance Architecture & Design No legal limits for drugs in new driving rules Be sure to get your free copy with this edition of MaltaToday PAGE 5 €2.20 INTERVIEW MT2 Zabbar Zabbar mayor on how mayor on how councils can influence councils can influence decisions that shape their decisions that shape their towns towns CONTINUES PAGE 2 Who will lead the PN? ALEX Borg and Adrian Delia enter the last leg of the Nationalist Party leadership race this week after a lengthy summer cam- paign that culminates on Saturday 6 Sep- tember. The two MPs are vying to lead the PN into the next general election, which is expected at the very latest by September 2027 but which could be held before. The choice of leader will be made by PN members with around 20,600 eligible to vote. Two early voting sessions held yes- terday and last Thursday saw a healthy turnout. As the leadership election enters its last week, MaltaToday takes a deep dive into the party's prospects under the steward- ship of either Borg or Delia. SPECIAL FEATURE PAGES 7-11 A MOVEMENT OF MODERATES AND CONSERVATIVES ANALYSIS JAMES DEBONO | WHAT DID THE CANDIDATES PITCH TO THE TESSERATI IN THEIR RALLIES? REPORT KURT SANSONE | OPINIONS ALEX BORG AND ADRIAN DELIA ISRAEL'S genocidal actions in Gaza have obscured the si- lent land-grab of Palestinian territory by Jewish extrem- ists with a Maltese doctor bearing witness to one such attempt. Alexander Clayman, who is based in Jersualem, re- cently joined a group of ac- tivists offering a voluntary 'protective presence' service to Arabs threatened and hurt by the actions of the Hilltop Youth settler move- ment. Maltese doctor witness to Jewish extremist's attempted land-grab Alexander Clayman