Hamas Denies Rajoub Claims on Mashal
Hamas Movement rejected the accusations made by Fatah leader Jibril Rjoub, who claimed that Hamas's operations in 1996 aimed to topple the Shimon Peres government and support the Israeli right-wing led by Benjamin Netanyahu, and that these actions influenced the Israeli election results, leading to Netanyahu's victory. The movement affirmed that these claims are baseless and conflict with national responsibility and the efforts for Palestinian unity. It called for an end to provocative statements and urged focus on national interests. These comments come amid historic disagreements over the assessment of the 1996 operations and their impact on Israeli politics, amidst Palestinian efforts to end division and achieve national unity.
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