Hamas, Islamic Jihad, Dahlan Form Electoral Alliance for Palestinian Elections
The Islamic Jihad movement announced on Tuesday that it has agreed with Hamas and former Fatah leader Mohammed Dahlan to form an electoral alliance for the upcoming Palestinian legislative elections scheduled for November 28. This unprecedented move aims to present a unified national list rather than separate factional lists, according to Islamic Jihad's Deputy Secretary-General Mohammed al-Hindi.
Al-Hindi stated that the alliance will support a unified national list that could include independent figures. He clarified that Islamic Jihad will not field candidates under its own banner directly but will back the agreed-upon list. This decision follows a series of meetings and discussions held in Cairo over recent weeks.
The Cairo talks involved Hamas, Islamic Jihad, and the reformist stream within Fatah led by Dahlan, alongside other Palestinian figures and forces. The primary objective of these discussions was to establish a broad national list to contest the legislative council elections.
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