Palestinian elections will lead to national unity: Senior politician ...Saudi Arabia

Wed, 2021-03-31 21:02 AMMAN: Upcoming elections will help bring Palestinians back together and restore national unity, one of Palestine’s most senior politicians claimed on Wednesday. Jibril Rajoub, secretary of the Fatah movement, told Arab News he was confident that the May 22 legislative and July 31 presidential elections would heal the rift between Fatah and Hamas. “Elections will lead to an end of this division,” he said. On Fatah’s strategy to win at the polls, the 67-year-old political figure noted that a successful list must take into consideration geography and the struggle profile of those standing for office, while it was also important to have candidates covering all Palesti

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