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On This Day: Fatah, Hamas factions form short-lived 'Palestinian Unity Government' to rule over PA
On June 2, 2014, Abbas forged a Hamas-Fatah unity government, sparking legal debates and political upheaval. The PA president dissolved the short-lived body in June 2015.
Israeli couple returns to kibbutz ravaged by Hamas attack
Palestinian rivals agree on elections to end dispute but doubts persist
PA’s Abbas, Hamas’s Haniyeh meet for first time in nearly six years
For first time in over two years, PA to hold cabinet meeting in Gaza
The decision to send the PA government to Gaza came just over a week after Hamas announced the dissolution of its governing-body in the Strip.
Hamas to Abbas: Lift punitive measures against the people of Gaza
Fatah and Hamas officials are slated to meet in Cairo in the next week to discuss reconciliation.
In overture to Fatah, Hamas agrees to dissolve its governing body in Gaza
Hamas also consents to PA to taking over Gaza and holding elections; Fatah welcomes Hamas announcement, but says it needs to confirm its veracity.
Hamas: Ready for talks with Fatah, to hold elections in Gaza
Attempts to reconcile the two groups and form a power-sharing unity government in Gaza and the West Bank have repeatedly failed.
Hamas says it's ready to talk with Fatah
The statement was released following a meeting led by Haniyeh and the Egyptian Intelligence chief.
Hamas, PFLP partners to speak at UN event marking 50 years of ‘occupation’
Earlier this month, the PFLP claimed responsibility for the murder of Israeli policewoman Hadas Malka, killed in a stabbing attack in Jerusalem on June 16.
Israeli Minister halts Gaza electricity reduction
Gaza is caught in an endless tug of war.
UN: Fatah-Hamas ‘tug-of-war’ could lead to fresh conflict in Gaza
Envoy calls on PA, Hamas, Israel to find solution
Report: Identity of said Israeli-linked killer of Hamas commander revealed
Mazen Fuqaha was found shot to death near his home in the Tel al-Hawa neighborhood in Gaza City on March 24.
Hamas boycotts local Palestinian elections held in West Bank
Underlining the political schism, about 800,000 Palestinians were expected to vote for representatives in 145 local councils in the West Bank, but not in the Gaza Strip.