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Last updated on August 5th, 2017 at 03:43 pm
The Australian reports:
Interior minister Hani al-Qawasmeh resigned from the Palestinian unity Government last night after the deadliest factional feuding in two months.
Those unity governments are death on a stick. Truces are just as dangerous:
Two Fatah activists were killed in northern Gaza City yesterday, despite both sides agreeing on a truce after four other Palestinians were killed on Sunday.
That truce – or maybe another one; it’s difficult to keep up – is still in place:
Mr Haniya’s chief spokesman, Ghazi Hamad, urged everyone to abide by a truce, saying the clashes threatened the very purpose of the Government.
“We call for a truce for everybody and to use the language of dialogue to solve the internal issue,” he said.
Ah, the old language of dialogue. That’ll fix things.
(Via Dan Lewis)
