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Abu Ali ExpressPolitics

Hamas, Islamic Jihad, Dahlan Faction to Run on Joint List in Palestinian Elections

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Hamas, Islamic Jihad, and a faction led by Muhammad Dahlan will run on a joint list in the upcoming Palestinian elections. The unified candidate list will be submitted in the West Bank and Gaza by Tuesday. This development is seen as a concern for Fatah and a potential reason for the election postponement.

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  • Hamas, Islamic Jihad, and Muhammad Dahlan's faction will form a joint list for Palestinian elections.
  • The unified candidate list is due to be submitted by Tuesday.
  • The joint list will cover both the West Bank and Gaza.
  • This move is expected to concern Fatah.
  • The joint list may be a reason for the election postponement.

Sources within Hamas have informed Al-Arabi TV that preparations are complete for a joint electoral list uniting Hamas, Islamic Jihad, and a faction led by Muhammad Dahlan. The unified list of candidates is slated to be submitted in both the West Bank and Gaza by Tuesday, the deadline for list submissions. This move is expected to be a significant concern for the Fatah movement, led by Abu Mazen, and may be a factor behind the recent announcement postponing the elections. The report from the Qatari television channel emphasizes that the final preparations for this unified list have been concluded, with the intention to present a single slate of candidates for the upcoming Palestinian elections.

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