Hamas challenges legitimacy of emergency government

Hamas today challenged the legitimacy of the emergency government that is to be sworn in by Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas later in the day.

Sat, 16 Jun, 2007 - 13:09

Hamas today challenged the legitimacy of the emergency government that is to be sworn in by Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas later in the day.

In a news conference, Deputy Parliament Speaker Ahmed Bahar of Hamas said any government that does not win parliament approval is to be considered unconstitutional.

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