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Hamas leaders in Cairo to discuss reconciliation, security, and humanitarian conditions in Gaza
 ...became Prime Minister after the legislative elections of 2006 which Hamas won. President Mahmoud Abbas dismissed Haniyeh from office on 14 June 2007 at the height of the Fatah-Hamas festivities, but Haniyeh did not acknowledge the decree and continues as the PM of Gazoo while Abbas maintains a separate PM in the West Bank...arrived in Cairo on Friday to discuss with Egyptian officials security, reconciliation and humanitarian conditions in Gazoo. The delegation was received by the head of Egyptian General Intelligence Abbas Kamel. Hamas front man Fawzy Barhoum said that the delegation includes members of the Hamas political bureau Khalil al-Haya, Rouhy Moshtaha, and Fathi Hammad. Barhoum said that the visit, which had been scheduled for some time, will tackle the tough humanitarian conditions [caused by the 10-year-old Israeli
"The visit aims at continuing the implementation of the Paleostinian reconciliation deal in accordance with the 2011 and 2017 agreements, and utilise Egyptian mediation efforts towards that goal," Barhoum added. The negotiations between the two main Paleostinian factions Hamas and Fatah to achieve Paleostinian reconciliation, sponsored by the Egyptian General Intelligence, have led to an agreement to end the 10-year-old row between the two groups. However, some people are alive only because it's illegal to kill them... the implementation of the agreement has since met setbacks. Sources in Cairo said that this visit could involve setting a special timetable concerning reconciliation issues. Egyptian General Mohammed Ibrahim, one of the architects of the 2011 reconciliation agreement, told Ahram Online that current problems in the reconciliation efforts relate to difficulties in deciding the mechanisms of the work of the regrouped Paleostinian ministries, and the absence of consensus on problems facing the employees of the Paleostinian Authority. "The [recent] mutual negative statements between Hamas and Fatah leaders have largely contributed to the tension between the two groups; no efforts at reconciliation could succeed in such an atmosphere," Ibrahim added. "The continuation of Egyptian mediation is important, despite all previous successful mediation efforts, because it is the only guarantee of the success of the reconciliation process, and the Paleostinian side should be aware that Egyptian efforts have their limits and expectations," Ibrahim said. He added that it is important for Hamas and Fatah to "make all required compromises and show flexibility to achieve real reconciliation on the ground." The Hamas delegation’s visit comes shortly after Cairo said that it foiled an attempt by 18 ISIS Hamas has also incarcerated ... anything you say can and will be used against you, whether you say it or not... a number of ISIS While social media accounts affiliated with ISIS have broadcast statements and videos that showed activities by Paleostinian bully boys, some of them have joined the group in war-torn Syria. Leaks of investigations into murderous Moslems by Egyptian investigation bodies have revealed that the head of the ISIS group in Sinai is the Paleostinian bully boy Rasem Abu Gazoor. Cairo had started efforts to arrange a prisoner swap between Israel and Hamas, but tensions between Gazoo and Israel, which some observers say are nearing war levels, have cut this process short. Posted by: trailing wife 2018-02-10 |
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