Palestinian officials blame Hamas for war with Israel, call out terror leaders' lavish lifestyle, ties to Iran
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Fatah is criticizing Hamas for starting the war with Israel following comments from the terrorist group opposing the appointment of a new prime minister.
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"Did Hamas consult the Palestinian leadership or any Palestinian national party when it made its decision to carry out the ‘adventure’ of last October 7, which led to a catastrophe more horrific and crueler than the Nakba of 1948?" the West Bank-based political party was quoted as saying.
Fatah reportedly added that Mustafa is "is armed with the national agenda and not with false agendas that have brought nothing but woes to the Palestinian people and have not achieved anything for them," and asked if Hamas would rather "appoint a prime minister from Iran, or let Tehran appoint a prime minister for the Palestinians."
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