Fatah
The Palestinian Fatah party held elections, is a ‘new’ leadership emerging? - analysis
Fifty-nine candidates competed for 18 seats on the Central Committee, while 456 members competed for 80 seats on the Revolutionary Council, which serves as the movement's parliament.
Abbas holding Palestinians hostage with Western help, Fatah opposition figure says - exclusive
Seattle cultural festival applauds Palestinian terrorist speaker released in October 7 deal
Fatah says it claimed ‘sweeping victory’ in local elections, despite democratic shortcomings
Hamas, Fatah agree on Gaza administration committee terms, Arab media claims
The committee “administers the Gaza Strip, and its reference is the Palestinian government and is responsible for all fields," the alleged document stated.
Hamas, Fatah officials warn: We will start wars in Israeli prisons
An imprisoned senior Hamas official told the Israeli Prison Service Commissioner: "You will end the war outside; we will start it in prison."
Palestinians must accept that violent terror tactics have failed to stop Israel - opinion
A new Palestinian must develop. He need not be submissive. He must be awarded all civil rights, social privileges, and he should fulfill all commensurate requirements, from taxes to national service.
Hamas, Fatah agree to form Gaza administrative committee - report
Hamas detailed the task that would befall the committee, while Fatah was interested in discussing the committee's leadership, the report noted.
Egypt hosts Fatah-Hamas ceasefire talks on Gaza
Palestinian factions Hamas and Fatah discuss post-Gaza plans
The talks are the first since the two groups met in China in July and agreed to steps to form a Palestinian unity government for Gaza and the occupied West Bank.
IDF eliminates son of Fatah leader Zakaria Zubeidi during counterterrorism operation in West Bank
IDF operations in Tubas and Far'a resulted in the elimination of Muhammad Zakaria Zubeidi and several other terrorists and the discovery of explosives under roads.
Mohammed Dahlan, Gaza's leader in waiting? - opinion
As an eventual ceasefire deal in Gaza draws closer, the media speculate whether Mohammed Dahlan’s moment is about to arrive.
Israel’s targeted killing of jihadist murderers is indispensable to justice - opinion
In assessing operational choices, all law-supporting states, not just Israel, would eventually discover that the identifiable alternatives to targeted-killing also include violence.
Second Cold War? China, Russia defy West with ‘Beijing Declaration’ - analysis
Russian-Chinese interest in Palestinian reconciliation is perhaps in fact a method of strengthening an anti-Western bloc as a whole.