Palestinian 'unity' talks break down

The rival Hamas and Fatah parties have frozen talks on forming a Palestinian unity government, Fatah officials said – a new setback in efforts to form a more moderate coalition acceptable to the West.

Palestinian 'unity' talks break down

The rival Hamas and Fatah parties have frozen talks on forming a Palestinian unity government, Fatah officials said – a new setback in efforts to form a more moderate coalition acceptable to the West.

The deep differences raised questions about the ability of the sides to reach a deal that could end months of painful economic sanctions that have bankrupted the Palestinian government and caused widespread hardship in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.

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