Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas’ party is currently blaming Hamas for the “catastrophe” that occurred in the Gaza Strip following the terrorist group’s October 7 attack on Israel.
Criticism from Fatah also included slander against the Hamas leadership, which lives in luxury in Qatar and its ties to Iran, and criticized Hamas’ appointment of new Palestinian prime minister Mohammad Mustafa, according to the Jerusalem Post. It came out later.
“Did Hamas consult the Palestinian leadership and Palestinian national parties when it decided to carry out its “adventure” on October 7 last year, which led to a disaster more horrifying and brutal than the Nakba of 1948? ?” was quoted as saying by a political party based in the West Bank.
Fatah reportedly added that Mustafa is “armed with national objectives and not with false objectives that bring only disaster to the Palestinian people and have brought no results to the Palestinian people,” adding that Hamas Rather, he asked, “Wouldn’t they appoint a prime minister from Iran?” Otherwise, let Tehran appoint a prime minister for the Palestinians. ”
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Hamas leaders (from left: Ismail Khanyar, Khalid Mashar, Abu Marzuk) (Getty Images)
Fatah also said: ”[I]I think I can live a comfortable life now. [Hamas] “The leaders live in seven-star hotels and are blind to what is right,” he said, adding that why they live outside the Gaza Strip when the Palestinians are facing a “brutal war of extermination.” questioned.
Following Mustafa’s appointment on Thursday, Hamas claimed it was a “personal decision” that would result in “deepening divisions at a pivotal historical moment,” the Post reported.
Hamas reportedly called for a unified leadership and “free and democratic elections.”
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On March 14, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas appointed Mohammad Mustafa as prime minister of the Palestinian Authority in Ramallah, the Israeli-occupied West Bank. (Reuters/Palestinian Presidential Office)
In a statement announcing the appointment, Prime Minister Abbas told Mustafa, a longtime economic advisor, that he plans to reunite the administrations of the West Bank and Gaza, lead reforms to the government, security services and economy, and fight corruption. requested that they be summarized.
“The United States expects this new government to deliver on policy and implement credible and far-reaching reforms. A reformed Palestinian Authority will deliver results for the Palestinian people and will continue to support the West Bank and the West Bank. “This is essential to establishing the conditions for stability in both countries in Gaza,” National Security Council Spokesman Adrian Watson said.
Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh on a private jet. (Israeli Embassy)
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Mustafa was born in the West Bank town of Tulkarem in 1954 and earned a doctorate in business administration and economics from George Washington University. He has held senior positions at the World Bank and previously served as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy. He currently serves as Chairman of the Palestine Investment Fund.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
