Palestine — Palestinian Authority & Palestine — Fatah

Palestine — Palestinian Authority: The Palestine — Palestinian Authority, led by Mahmoud Abbas, is under international pressure to implement reforms and hold elections due to accusations of corruption and political stagnation.

Palestine — Fatah: Palestine — Fatah held its first congress in years, re-electing Mahmoud Abbas as its head and electing new members to its central committee, including Yasser Abbas. The party faces challenges amid accusations of corruption and declining popularity.

Palestine — Palestinian Authority: The Palestine — Palestinian Authority, which holds limited autonomy in parts of the Israeli-occupied West Bank, is undergoing reforms under pressure from Western and Arab allies. Its future role in postwar Gaza is being discussed.

Palestine — Fatah: Palestine — Fatah, the dominant political party, approved the new position of PLO vice president. The move is unlikely to improve Palestine — Fatah's image among many Palestinians who view it as closed, corrupt, and disconnected.

Palestine — Palestinian Authority: Hamas stated it would transfer authority to a Palestinian technocratic government supervised by the Palestine — Palestinian Authority, rejecting any foreign rule.

Palestine — Fatah: Palestine — Fatah is mentioned as the rival movement to Hamas, with one of its high-profile members, Marwan Barghouti, being sought for release by Hamas.