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Palestinian Vice President Hussein al-Sheikh criticized Hamas, questioning why, according to his account, it had accepted arrangements on weapons with Jared Kushner but had not reached a similar understanding with the Palestinian Authority. He called for “one authority, one law and one weapon,” and for Palestinian responsibility to return to Gaza. He said the Palestinian leadership was ready to negotiate with any new Israeli government, including a possible government headed by Gadi Eisenkot, while stressing that the ultimate goal was to end the occupation and establish a Palestinian state. On elections, he said that September 11, 2027, was not a guaranteed date, as holding them depended on security and political conditions and on whether Gaza, Jerusalem and the West Bank could take part. Asked about more than 1,500 corruption complaints, al-Sheikh denied the allegations, citing the financial crisis and Israel’s withholding of Palestinian Authority funds. He said an institutional reform plan was still being implemented.
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