Hamas and Fatah Sign Unity Pact Amid Gaza Conflict
Hamas and Fatah have signed a pact to form a future government amid ongoing conflict in Gaza. Despite previous failed attempts, China-sponsored negotiations have resulted in a declaration to end division and strengthen Palestinian unity. The agreement faces opposition from Israel and skepticism from experts as the Gaza war enters its 10th month.
Hamas and Fatah have signed a pact to form a future government amid ongoing conflict in Gaza.
Despite previous failed attempts, China-sponsored negotiations have resulted in a declaration from both factions, excluding specific details on implementation.
The agreement aims to end division and strengthen Palestinian unity but faces opposition from Israel and skepticism from experts.
The pact comes at a critical time as the Gaza war enters its 10th month, with potential postwar governance scenarios for Gaza in question.
China's role in Middle East diplomacy is highlighted as it seeks to mediate and increase its diplomatic credibility.