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The Fatah movement, led by Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, strongly criticized Hamas for its "silent" agreement with Israel, which allowed the transfer of money to Gaza by Qatar's treasury for pay the salaries of public sector employees.
In a statement issued Friday after the cash transfer, Fatah has declared itself opposed to the movement and "sale of Palestinian blood" in exchange for billions of dollars or to the negotiation of the city of Jerusalem and the right to back in exchange for dollars and money.
Osama al-Qawasmeh, a member of the Fatah Revolutionary Council and official spokesman for the group, said that Hamas had exploited children and women, and expressed the suffering of the Palestinian people in Gaza for their selfish needs.
He accused Hamas of accepting US-Zionist conditions, the "blood-for-money" principle, as well as the Israeli position in favor of a humanitarian humanitarian solution to the Gaza problem in order to advance the "deal of the century". ". being promoted by the Trump administration.
Qawasmeh claimed that Hamas was implementing the "Israeli plan of split and division" of the Palestinian people.
The Arabic language based in London Al-Hayat The newspaper reported last week that for the first time, the PA had agreed to support Egypt's efforts to reach an agreement in Gaza that would be implemented in two stages over a period of six years. month.
Abbas once expressed indignation at a ceasefire agreement reached between Hamas and Israel without his participation and said: "On my corpse, there will be a ceasefire and a calm agreement between the parts.
Hamas and Fatah factions have been at odds since 2007, when Hamas took violent control of Gaza from Fatah with a bloody coup.
Fatah and Hamas signed a reconciliation agreement last October, under which the Palestinian Authority was to take full control of Gaza by 1 December.
This delay was initially delayed by 10 days and then encountered "obstacles". It has never been implemented and is one of many unsuccessful attempts over the years to ease tensions between the two groups.
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