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Hamas reenters via elections and Abu Mazen signals
The article discusses the developments in the Palestinian political scene as the scheduled elections in November approach. It highlights how Hamas and Fatah are pushing to advance dialogue and build alliances after a period of tension and divisions. Meetings have begun between Hamas leaders in Istanbul and Palestinian figures to discuss the movement's stance on participating in the legislative and presidential elections, with a focus on forming a national coalition that includes groups like Islamic Jihad and the Reformist Current. A significant meeting between Fatah and Hamas is expected to take place in Cairo, representing an attempt to reorganize Palestinian relations and reduce divisions. This comes amid crises in Gaza and the West Bank, along with warnings of Israeli policies escalating tensions. President Mahmoud Abbas still holds control over the election process despite mounting pressures and fast-moving alliances that could lead to postponements or cancellations. These meetings represent a chance to create a unified Palestinian framework after years of division.
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