Great news: Hamas and Fatah to try reconciliation again
Hamas 'Prime Minister' Ismail Haniyeh told a group of Kuwaiti journalists on Sunday that Hamas and Fatah will soon try to reconcile again. Haniyeh said he was notified by Egyptian intelligence chief Omar Suleiman that the parties would be invited to Cairo in the near future, according to the report.What could go wrong?
The announcement comes after Haniyeh had instructed his security forces last week to enforce the ceasefire and calm along the Gaza-Israeli border. The Hamas prime minister also phoned Suleiman in Cairo to reiterate the Gaza Strip's ruling faction's intention to maintain the unofficial truce with Israel.
Labels: Fatah, Hamas, Ismail Haniyeh, Omar Suleiman
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 1:47 PM
2 Comments:
Carl - that is as likely to happen as the new Azmaut and Labor Party factions kissing and making up again.
Heh
Even with regard to Norman's comment, nevertheless, you should have ended this article with "what could go right".
:)
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