After negotiations in China, the Palestinian factions signed a declaration to end their differences

Different Palestinians The factions signed the Beijing Declaration on Tuesday, agreeing to end their differences and strengthen Palestinian unity.

China The declaration was signed at a ceremony on Tuesday at the end of reconciliation talks between Palestinian factions in Beijing, which lasted from July 21 to 23, state broadcaster CCTV said.

Another Chinese broadcaster, CGTN, said in a social media post agitation And the leaders of a total of 14 Palestinian factions, including al-Fatah, met with the media in which Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi was present.

According to AFP, the declaration was signed on behalf of Hamas by the senior member of the organization, Musa Abu Marzouq, while on behalf of Fatah, Vice Chairman of the Central Committee, Mahmoud al-Awal.

According to Arab News, representatives of Hamas and Fatah previously met in China in April to discuss reconciliation efforts to end the 17-year-old conflict.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has praised the agreement reached by 14 Palestinian factions to establish an ‘interim national reconciliation government’ in Gaza after the war.

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The meeting of Palestinian factions, including Hamas and Fatah, in Beijing this week is a new attempt at reconciliation. After the meeting ended on Tuesday, China’s foreign minister said the groups had committed to “reconciliation”.

After the signing of the ‘Beijing Declaration’ by the Palestinian factions in the Chinese capital, Wang Yi said, “The most prominent thing in this agreement is the formation of a transitional government of national reconciliation in Gaza after the war.”

He added that this decision of reconciliation is an internal matter of the Palestinian factions but at the same time it could not have been achieved without the support of the international community.

The Chinese Foreign Minister added that China is willing to play a constructive role in maintaining peace and stability in the Middle East.

After Hamas’ victory in Gaza in the 2006 elections, Hamas expelled Fatah from the Gaza Strip, and since then the two groups have been at loggerheads.

Hamas has ruled Gaza since taking control in 2007.

Fatah governs the Palestinian Authority, which has partial administrative control in the occupied West Bank.