Source: Hamas leadership delegation arrives in Cairo for electoral alliance talks

A senior Hamas delegation has arrived in Cairo to continue talks on forming a broad electoral alliance ahead of Palestinian legislative elections scheduled for November 28, informed Palestinian sources told Quds Press on Wednesday.

The sources said discussions are currently focused on the technical details of a proposed electoral list, including its composition, the allocation of seats and representation among participating parties, as well as potential candidates and the final format of the list.

Contacts are also underway with several Palestinian factions, political groups and figures over potentially expanding the alliance to include additional parties, the sources said. Discussions are continuing over the form of participation in the elections and the structure of the electoral list.

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In recent days, Hamas has held a series of meetings in Cairo with Palestinian factions and political groups addressing the legislative elections and elections to the Palestinian National Council, as well as national unity and the restructuring of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO).

According to statements issued by Hamas following previous meetings, the consultations have included representatives of Palestinian Islamic Jihad, Fatah’s Democratic Reform Current, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine (DFLP), the Al-Ahrar Movement, the PFLP-General Command and the Resistance Committees, as well as other Palestinian groups and figures.

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