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Twenty years after Gaza withdrawal, threat of terror remains - opinion
The Palestinians had a chance to build a viable and flourishing presence in Gaza; instead, they opted for terrorism and hate.
Katz orders continued IDF operations in Gaza, regardless of negotiations
Hamas and Fatah officials to meet in China for discussions on Gaza’s day after plans - NYT
Israel-Hamas War Day 199: What's going on in Gaza, Syria, Iraq?
Hamas to Abbas: Lift punitive measures against the people of Gaza
Fatah and Hamas officials are slated to meet in Cairo in the next week to discuss reconciliation.
Hamas says it's ready to talk with Fatah
The statement was released following a meeting led by Haniyeh and the Egyptian Intelligence chief.
Israeli Minister halts Gaza electricity reduction
Gaza is caught in an endless tug of war.
Senior IDF officer: Gaza shortages might lead to confrontation with Hamas
Gaza’s sole functioning power plant shut down last week after fuel supplied by Qatar and Turkey ran out.
Analysis: Fatah vote formalizes rift in Palestinian movement
The divide between Abbas and Dahlan supporters "is a reality now."
Leaked document confirms Dahlan won’t attend Fatah Congress
Dahlan and many of his allies attended and were elected to leadership positions at the last congress in 2009.
Gaza forlorn
Eleven years ago this month, Israel withdrew from Gaza and transferred the entire coastal territory to the Palestinian Authority (PA).
Abbas's Harshest Critic
Dahlan, born in 1961 in the Khan Younis refugee camp, first rose to the top of the Palestinian leadership when Yasser Arafat appointed him as chief of security in 1995.
Report: Israel and Arab states discuss new Palestinian leader to succeed Abbas
Dahlan, a bitter rival of Abbas, was driven from Gaza after Hamas seized control of the coastal enclave in 2007.
Gaza despair
Senior Fatah official Jibril Rajoub threatened to take undefined “decisive steps” to keep Hamas from “holding the Gaza Strip hostage.”