Fatah, Hamas say they're close to agreement on unity gov't

Fatah and Hamas said Wednesday that they were close to reaching agreement on the formation of a Palestinian "national consensus" government that would be headed by Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas.
Nabil Sha@@@ath, member of the Fatah Central Committee, said that "real progress" has been achieved in the past few days to end the power struggle with Hamas.
A Fatah delegation headed by Azzam al-Ahmed has been holding intensive negotiations with Hamas leaders in Cairo under the auspices of the Egyptian General Intelligence Service.
Sha@@@ath said that the two sides were very close to reaching agreement on the formation of a new government that would pave the way for holding new presidential and parliamentary elections in the Palestinian territories.
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