Hamas leader in Gaza warns that terrorist organization will interfere in Israeli elections, if it intervenes in next week's internal elections • "Confusion is sown in its calculations"
Hamas leader in Gaza, Yahya Sinwar, in 2018
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In light of the internal elections in Hamas that are expected to take place next week, the leader of the terrorist organization in the Gaza Strip, Yahya Sinwar, threatened today (Thursday) that Israel will not intervene in the elections - otherwise the organization will intervene in the elections in Israel next month.
"We are sending a message to the leadership of the occupation (State of Israel, S.K.) - we in the leadership of Hamas will not allow Israel to intervene in the elections (Palestinians, S.K.)," Sinwar said.
"If Israel tries to interfere in the elections, we will sow confusion in its calculations and destroy the elections. One of our natural and normal rights as a Palestinian people is to uphold our right in the Palestinian Home Organization."
Over the weekend, the Palestinian newspaper Al-Quds reported that elections in the terrorist organization would be held on February 10.
According to senior Hamas figures, there will be no new changes to the system, with the goal of preparing for the general election.
Following the convening of the Political Bureau and the Shura Council in Hamas, it was decided that all forces needed to be mobilized in order to achieve a significant achievement in the Palestinian parliamentary elections, which will be held on May 22.
The PA presidential election is scheduled for July 31, at the same time in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
According to the sources, Hamas aspires to hold a vote in the Gaza Strip, East Jerusalem, in the territories of Judea and Samaria and in the refugee camps abroad. The maximum. "