RAMALLAH, Nov 15, 2009 (AFP) - Mahmud Abbas's mandate as Palestinian president, disputed by Hamas, could be extended to avoid a constitutional vacuum, a Palestinian official said on Sunday. Full Article at Zawya.com

RAMALLAH, Nov 10, 2009 (AFP) - Establishing the borders of a Palestinian state could resolve the dispute over settlements and allow peace talks to resume, senior Fatah official Mohammed Dahlan said on Tuesday. Full Article at Zawya.com

Palestinian borders could solve settlements row: Fatah Abbas to quit if peace efforts stay stalled Wednesday, November 11, 2009 RAMALLAH, West Bank/WASHINGTON: Establishing the borders of a Palestinian state could resolve the dispute over... Full Article at The News

The most obvious is Marwan Barghouti, the most universally acclaimed Fatah leader not only in the West Bank, but in Gaza as well. The only problem is that he sits in an Israeli prison. Full Article at Tikun Olam

Mohammed Dahlan, member of the Fatah Central Committee and former security chief in the Gaza strip was also born in a refugee camp in Khan younes (EDIT: is this spelt correctly??). He answers France 24 questions (EDIT: about what?? Full Article at France 24

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's Fatah party emphasized again that the Palestinian general elections would be held in January if the Islamic Hamas movement refused to accept an Egyptian proposal for Palestinian unity. Full Article at People's Daily Online

A senior official in the Palestinian party Fatah lashed out at the rival Hamas movement on Monday, blaming the Islamist group for the recent failure of reconciliation negotiations, AFP reported. "Hamas has a bigger stock of lies than Netanyahu," Full Article at Haaretz

Senior Fatah official tells reporters in Ramallah says Islamist group delaying Palestinian reconciliation due to pressure from Syria, Iran; says Abbas will call for January elections in absence of truce agreement Hamas decided to delay the... Full Article at Ynetnews

DAMASCUS, Syria -- The Syrian-based leadership of the militant Palestinian Hamas said Thursday it has rejected an Egyptian-mediated proposal to reconcile with the rival Fatah group. Full Article at WHDH-TV

Ramallah: Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah party today said it had accepted a proposal to hold new presidential and legislative elections next year as part of a broad package meant to end a bitter rivalry with the Islamic militant group... Full Article at Zee News

Fatah says it's ready to reconcile with Hamas By MOHAMMED DARAGHMEH Associated Press Writer Mohammed Ballas Palestinian students wave flags during the speech of Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas, not seen, during his visit to the West Bank city of... Full Article at KansasCity.com

tool goes here RAMALLAH, West Bank — Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah party on Wednesday said it had accepted a proposal to hold new presidential and legislative elections next year as part of a broad package meant to end a bitter rivalry... Full Article at Centre Daily Times

RAMALLAH, West Bank (AP) — Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah party on Wednesday said it had accepted a proposal to hold new presidential and legislative elections next year as part of a broad package meant to end a bitter rivalry with the... Full Article at South Florida Sun-Sentinel

RAMALLAH, West Bank - Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah party on Wednesday said it had accepted a proposal to hold new presidential and legislative elections next year as part of a broad package meant to end a bitter rivalry with the Islamic... Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor