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Disputes Hamper Fatah and Reform Talks
The article discusses the efforts of the Fatah movement and the Democratic Reform Current to reunify after years of division. The split began when Fatah expelled the current’s leader, Muhammad Duh/rem, in 2011, and the current was formed as a parallel entity to Fatah in 2016. Currently, bilateral meetings are taking place between the two parties, mediated by Egypt, aimed at reaching an agreement for the current to rejoin the movement. According to the current’s vision, this includes collective reconciliation, revoking expulsion decisions, offering apologies, and providing compensation to those affected. The current demands the implementation of the movement’s laws and the return of all organizational positions, while the leadership, headed by Mahmoud Abbas, insists on individual reconciliation and imposes additional conditions. The differences in positions and ongoing disagreements continue without a final consensus, as the regional mediators, especially Egypt, seek to organize the internal affairs of the movement before engaging in broad dialogue with other Palestinian factions.
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