Hamas agrees to end feud with rivals Fatah and agree to Palestinian elections and 'unity government' in West Bank and Gaza.
The militant group Hamas has agreed to a series of key conditions with rival movement Fatah which could signal the end of a 10-year-long feud in Palestine.
Hamas, who are on the UN terrorist list, have controlled the Gaza Strip and the West Bank since 2007.
Led by Yahya Sinwar, Hamas last night agreed to conditions by rival President Abbas, including nationwide elections which could finally end a decade old territorial split.
Hamas - who remain on the United Nations terror list - has been greatly weakened by an Isaeli and Egyptian blockade, three wars and international isolation.
Residents of Gaza's have electricity for only a few hours a day. The uneducated believe that the electricity issue i the fault of Israel, in fact its the Palestinian's president Abbas who cuts the electricity supply into Gaza because of Hamas outstanding dept. Hamas is recorded spending millions building their terror tunnels into Israel rather than paying water and electricity costs to the Palestinian authorities. In fact In recent months, Abbas has stepped up financial pressure on Hamas, including by scaling back electricity payments to Gaza, to force his rivals to cede ground.
In recent months, Abbas has stepped up financial pressure on Hamas, including by scaling back electricity payments to Gaza, to force his rivals to cede ground.
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