Fatah plans elections and Gaza-Jerusalem separation
Fatah Movement reaffirmed its commitment to holding the Palestinian legislative elections on their scheduled date of November 28, 2026. It considered the vote a national and legal obligation to reinforce Palestinian political legitimacy. The movement announced its intention to participate in the elections within an official national list, in consultation with Liberation Organization factions, aiming to protect the national project and unify the internal front. It emphasized the importance of Palestinian participation across all territories, including Jerusalem and Gaza, and called on the international community to pressure Israel to prevent its interference in the electoral process, especially in Jerusalem and Gaza, which are impacted by war and destruction. The Revolutionary Council also linked holding the elections to confronting attempts to dismantle national unity, urging a comprehensive dialogue to rebuild the political system and solidify partnership among Palestinian factions. Meanwhile, the movement called for an end to Israeli settlement expansion and displacement operations, supporting the resilience of Palestinians in Jerusalem and the Jordan Valley, and protecting them from assaults, while reaffirming the Palestinian people's right to peaceful resistance.
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