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Fatah controls a minority in the West Bank following a strategic failure, leading to potential armed conflict.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 9
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Fatah controls a minority in the West Bank following a strategic failure, leading to potential armed conflict.

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  1. Ariel Sharon pledged pullout from Jenin and discussed troop movements, while Israel accused Fatah of bombings.Sub-event
  2. Fatah and Hamas are competing for support in recent Palestinian political polls.Sub-event
  3. Palestinians express disillusionment with both Hamas and the ongoing war, while a survey shows declining support for Hamas in the West Bank.Sub-event
  4. The Palestinian Authority is currently governing in the West Bank, amidst growing leadership mistrust due to ongoing disputes.Sub-event
  5. Historical context detailing the political split and potential conflict between Fatah and Hamas in the West Bank.1 source

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