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Hamas forms team to discuss forming coalition government: official

GAZA, Aug. 20 (Xinhua) -- The ruling Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) has formed a team to negotiate with other factions on forming a coalition government, a Hamas lawmaker said on Sunday.

Yahia Mussa, a legislator in the Palestinian Legislative Council (PLC), condemned officials from President Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah movement for their reactions to Prime Minister Ismail Haneya 's remarks.

After Abbas and Haneya Thursday agreed on opening talks over the coalition cabinet, Haneya outlined three major conditions ahead of forming a coalition government, namely the release of Hamas ministers and lawmakers by Israel, ...

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