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(Ynet News) Senior Fatah leaders have started to align themselves with various armed groups in the West Bank in preparation for a possible violent struggle following the eventual departure of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas. Fatah officials who have already attained the support of armed gangs from the group's al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades include Jibril Rajoub, former head of the PA Preventive Security Force in the West Bank; Majed Faraj, head of the Palestinian General Intelligence Service; Mahmoud al-Aloul, deputy chairman of Fatah; and Tawfik Tirawi, former head of the Palestinian General Intelligence in the West Bank.2018-08-23 00:00:00Full Article
Fatah Leaders Arm Themselves Ahead of Abbas' Departure
(Ynet News) Senior Fatah leaders have started to align themselves with various armed groups in the West Bank in preparation for a possible violent struggle following the eventual departure of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas. Fatah officials who have already attained the support of armed gangs from the group's al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades include Jibril Rajoub, former head of the PA Preventive Security Force in the West Bank; Majed Faraj, head of the Palestinian General Intelligence Service; Mahmoud al-Aloul, deputy chairman of Fatah; and Tawfik Tirawi, former head of the Palestinian General Intelligence in the West Bank.2018-08-23 00:00:00Full Article
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