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Norwegian Father: Killed "Hamas Leader" is My Son
The Israeli military has struck for the third day in a row against targets on the occupied West Bank. Israel claims that a local Hamas leader – reportedly a Norwegian citizen according to media reports – has been killed.
Fatah leader killed in attack in Lebanon
A commander within the Palestinian Fatah movement has been killed in an Israeli attack on the city of Sidon in southern Lebanon. It is the first time such an attack is directed against Fatah alongside the ongoing Gaza war against Hamas.
Who was Ismail Haniya?
Hamas leader Ismail Haniya, who is reported to have been killed in Iran's capital Tehran on Wednesday, has been the terrorist-stamped group's political leader and one of its front figures for many years. .
Agreement on unity between Palestinian groups
The terrorist-stamped organization Hamas has signed an agreement with other Palestinian groups, including the rival Fatah, during a meeting in China, according to Hamas leader Musa Abu Marzuk. .
China wants to promote Hamas and Fatah's "reconciliation"
China wants to facilitate "reconciliation" between the rival Palestinian movements Hamas and Fatah, which according to reports from the news agency AFP will meet in the country later in July. A high-ranking official within Fatah says that representatives of the movements will meet together with Chinese officials in Beijing on July 20 and 21, reports AFP.
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