Rival faction accuses Hamas of bringing upon a ‘worst catastrophe than 1948,’ pointing out the bloody 2007 coup and wondering if Hamas would be interested in appointing a Prime Minister from Iran.
  • @[email protected]English
    26•4 months ago

    Firstly, Fatah are being cowardly as hell here.

    Secondly, maybe stop posting jpost on this sub because it’s pretty much Israeli state media

  • @[email protected]English
    24•4 months ago

    Look how Fatah can’t do anything in west bank to protect palestinian againdt settlers. It’s Israel puppet.

    • @[email protected]English
      18•4 months ago

      I’d rather be in the West Bank than Gaza right now so whatever Fatah does or doesn’t do, it’s way better than what Hamas caused in Gaza.

        • @[email protected]MEnglish
          5•4 months ago

          An argument could be made that Hamas’ actions in Israel provoked Israel’s reaction in Gaza.

          Which provoked Hamas’ actions in Israel…

          Which provoked Israel’s reaction in Gaza…

          Lather, rinse, repeat back to the beginning of Israel and Gaza.

          • @[email protected]English
            6•4 months ago

            I actually prefer forgetting about all the history. It provides some context, but really, it doesn’t matter. I’ve learned a lot about the history in the last four months and it changes absolutely nothing about this Genocide.

            Even if Hamas did the literal Holocaust, it wouldn’t give israel the right to mass murder uninvolved Palestinians, especially since there’s no acute danger. We didn’t mass murder all Germans after WW2 either.

            • @[email protected]OPEnglish
              2•4 months ago

              We didn’t mass murder all Germans after WW2 either.

              In Dresden fire bombings, about as many people died in a single bombing operation spanning about 2 days as have died in the Gaza war so far. Note that Gaza’s population density is roughly 10x Dresden’s current population density.

              And the Gaza war hasn’t ended yet.

  • @[email protected]English
    21•4 months ago

    Blames Hamas for israel committing Genocide.

    Are they trying as hard as possible to lose all their public support? Fatah being an israeli puppet regime has never been a secret but they’re not hiding it very well.

  • @[email protected]English
    18•4 months ago

    Remember that Hamas and Fatah were opposing parties in the Palestinian political landscape. When Hamas won the election in 2005, it was very clear who the West preferred. Fatah criticizing Hamas is nothing new, and in fact is in line with what to expect, given western support is conditional on them condemning Hamas.

    • @[email protected]English
      12•4 months ago

      Hamas was a protest vote because Fatah is basically letting israel govern and terrorize you.

      As we can observe from the West Bank, Fatah lets israel do terrorism in hospitals and helps israel arrest anyone fighting back against the illegal occupation.

  • AutoTL;DRBEnglish
    3•4 months ago

    This is the best summary I could come up with:

    The accusations came in response to Hamas’s critique of the appointment of new Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa, described as a close partner of President Mahmoud Abbas.

    Hamas said this appointment was an “individual decision,” claiming that the PA is “being preoccupied with formal steps devoid of substance,” and arguing that the new Palestinian government would lack national consensus.

    “And did Hamas consult the Palestinian leadership that is now negotiating with Israel and offering it concessions after concessions, which have no goal other than securing guarantees of personal security for its leadership to receive, and to try to reach an agreement with [Prime Minister Benjamin] Netanyahu to maintain its divisive role in Gaza and the Palestinian arena?” it asked.

    Fatah also wondered why they and their families fled Gaza and left the Palestinian people to face a “brutal war of extermination” without any protection.

    Hamas has shown increased popularity in the Palestinian street, recording major successes in local and student elections.

    According to a poll conducted by Khalil Shikaki during the temporary ceasefire of December 2023, the terrorist group has enjoyed more popularity since the October 7 massacre.

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