Hamas Considers Forming National Palestinian Unity Government with Resistance Factions in Gaza

Member of the Political Bureau and responsible for the prisoner file in the Islamic Resistance Movement ( Hamas), Zaher Jabareen, said that the movement has held several dialogues with other resistant movements in the Gaza Strip since the start of the war.

These talks related to the formation of a national Palestinian unity government.

According to the Arab World News Agency, Jabareen added that a meeting was held in the Lebanese capital, Beirut, the day before yesterday, and was attended by the Islamic Jihad Movement, the Palestinian Popular Front, and the Democratic Front.

Jabareen explained that the meeting dealt with "the formation of Palestinian institutions based on a national reference, and adherence to it, but first after a ceasefire."

Hamas's official indicated that the planned new institutions will be established on the basis of “Palestinian-Palestinian partnership, without exception for any faction.”

He pointed out that this government's mission will be "to reconstruct Gaza and supervise the rebuilding of the rest of the Palestinian institutions, including the Liberation Organization, the Legislative Council, and the presidency, on a national basis and a true partnership."

Yesterday, Friday, Hamas announced its rejection of all solutions and scenarios for the so-called future of the Gaza Strip,

The Islamic movement presented a Palestinian national solution based on the formation of a national unity government emerging from a comprehensive Palestinian national consensus.