Fatah and Dahlan's Movement Face Divisions Before Election
The article addresses the failure of efforts to unify the Fatah movement with the Mohamed Dahlan wing ahead of the legislative elections. The negotiations were impeded due to deep political and organizational differences, and President Mahmoud Abbas's conditions, which some leaders in the Dahlan camp considered humiliating, were rejected. Currently, attention is focused on a potential meeting in Cairo between Fatah leaders and Dahlan's supporters in an attempt to reach understandings, despite expectations that obstacles will remain. Additionally, the Reformist current continues to communicate with Hamas to discuss forming a joint list, amidst the ongoing division within the Palestinian arena ahead of the electoral deadline.
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