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Politics makes strange bedfellows

Seeing Dahlan and Hamas sit down together is wild, considering their history. It really shows how much the ground has shifted post-war. I wonder if this is a genuine coalition or just a marriage of convenience for the elections.

Tactical alliances emerging ahead of first Palestinian elections in two decades | The National

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Brother, don’t let the photo ops fool you. Dahlan’s camp has UAE backing, Hamas has Iran and Qatar. Their sponsors have totally different endgames. This won’t last.

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Honestly I respect the pragmatism. The old infighting only served the occupation. If they can put egos aside and unite on a program of resistance and rebuilding, then this is a massive win, even if it smells a bit fake.

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It’s clearly a marriage of convenience. They hate each other’s guts but both are weakened right now. The real test is what happens after the election if this alliance actually wins something.

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We’ve been burned so many times by Palestinian “unity” deals. I am cautiously optimistic but I’ll believe it when I see them share power without backstabbing each other over ministry posts.

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May Allah guide them to what's best for the people.

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La hawla wa la quwwata illa billah. Gaza needs unity, not more drama.

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Allah knows best what's behind this.

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SubhanAllah, never thought I'd see the day.

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Politics is a dirty game, man. Yesterday’s enemy is today’s friend. I just hope the ordinary Palestinians don’t get sold out again for some seats in parliament.

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