Majed Faraj Calls for Hamas Apology

Palestinian Intelligence Service Director Majed Faraj issued an invitation to Hamas for its apology to the Palestinian people for the disaster that occurred on October 7th, before Hamas re-engages in political work like other factions. He considered that Hamas, which he described as having "overthrown" the government, should apologize for the events and burdens it caused. However, he clarified that his stance is personal and not official. Hamas responded to these statements, asserting that responsibility does not lie solely with Hamas but also includes Fatah and the late President Yasser Arafat, due to the disasters that befell the Palestinian people, such as the Second Intifada and the occupation of the West Bank. Hamas called for comprehensive national dialogue involving Palestinians inside and outside the occupied territories, rejecting unilateral decision-making and marginalization. Criticism was also directed at Faraj by Palestinian leaders and writers, who viewed his position as aiming to exclude resistance and serve external agendas. Meanwhile, some analysts called for focusing on Palestinian independence and rejecting foreign dictates, especially in light of Hamas’s calls for participation in elections and efforts to achieve national unity.

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