Hamas leadership agreed to Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas's conditions for a reconciliation between the two Palestinian factions during a recent visit to Cairo, according to a report Tuesday by Syrian Hezbollah-linked website Al-Mayadeen.
Hamas has asked that a national unity government be formed within 45 days, and that elections be held in no less than six months, the report said. Palestinian insider Munib al-Masri also told France24 News on Monday that Hamas and the PA are "very close" to a reconciliation.
Sources told Al-Mayadeen that Hamas has agreed to implement the 2017 agreement between the parties, on the condition that the sanctions against the Gaza-based Palestinian terror group be lifted and that its employees receive salaries.
Hamas has asked that a national unity government be formed within 45 days, and that elections be held in no less than six months, the report said. Palestinian insider Munib al-Masri also told France24 News on Monday that Hamas and the PA are "very close" to a reconciliation.
Palestine´s richest man and insider Munib al #Masri tells @France24_en "we're very close" to a new reconciliation deal between #Fatah and #Hamas mediated by Egypt that will entail a national unity government and general elections #F24— Marc Perelman (@mperelman) November 26, 2018
full interview ➡️https://t.co/JWVRQTw06Y pic.twitter.com/kmDsXHVYtA
