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After the Palestinian Authority (PA) President Mahmoud Abbas said on Saturday that he would dissolve the Palestinians' non-functioning parliamentary body, the Hamas Hamassholes threatened that the move would would bring “chaos.”
Everything brings about chaos for Hamas--that's how they roll.
Abbas’ decision to dismantle the Palestinian Legislative Council (PLC) “destroys the political system and opens the door to chaos in the Palestinian arena,” Yehiha Moussa, a Hamasshole lawmaker said.
Moussa says the PLC, where Hamas holds a majority after a 2006 landslide victory against Abbas’ Fatah party, expires only when a new parliament is formed after elections.
But the PLC has been idle and divided since Hamas seized Gaza by force in 2007 after a bloody coup and parliamentary elections. Its laws are limited to the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip, while Palestinian areas of Judea and Samaria are ruled by the PA, which Abbas chairs and does not want to give up power.
Abbas’ decision to dismantle the Palestinian Legislative Council (PLC) “destroys the political system and opens the door to chaos in the Palestinian arena,” Yehiha Moussa, a Hamasshole lawmaker said.
Moussa says the PLC, where Hamas holds a majority after a 2006 landslide victory against Abbas’ Fatah party, expires only when a new parliament is formed after elections.
But the PLC has been idle and divided since Hamas seized Gaza by force in 2007 after a bloody coup and parliamentary elections. Its laws are limited to the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip, while Palestinian areas of Judea and Samaria are ruled by the PA, which Abbas chairs and does not want to give up power.
Moussa rejected Abbas’ claims that Hamas blocks national unity, accusing Fatah of hindering Egyptian efforts to achieve Palestinian reconciliation.
Speaking at a PLO meeting Saturday, Abbas said the Constitutional Court ruled to dissolve the PLC and called for elections in six months. Abbas vowed “to execute this (decision) immediately.”
Something's gonna get executed.
The Palestinians last held elections 13 years ago, with Abbas’ four-year term continuing indefinitely. Sounds a lot like a dictatorship if you ask me.
The Palestinians last held elections 13 years ago, with Abbas’ four-year term continuing indefinitely. Sounds a lot like a dictatorship if you ask me.
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