Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas and Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal hailed a new Palestinian partnership Thursday when they met in Cairo to discuss a reconciliation pact signed seven months ago, AFP reported.
Mashaal said the two had turned a new page in relation to the Palestinian nation while Abbas, who heads Fatah, explained that "there are no more differences between us now."
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Mashaal said the two had turned a new page in relation to the Palestinian nation while Abbas, who heads Fatah, explained that "there are no more differences between us now."
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"We have agreed to work as partners with joint responsibility," Abbas added after the two hour meeting during which the leaders talked about ways of implementing the reconciliation accord that was reached between Hamas and Fatah in May, but never implemented. Read the rest on: The Jerusalem Post
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