Palestinian Factions Aim for Unity in Moscow Talks Amid Gaza Conflict

Representatives from Hamas and Fatah meet in Moscow to discuss forming a unified government, as Russia seeks to mediate and expand its influence in the Middle East.

Palestinian factions, including Hamas and Fatah, convene in Moscow to negotiate the formation of a new government following the resignation of the Palestinian Authority government.
The talks aim to unify Palestinian factions under the Palestine Liberation Organization and establish a technocratic government with the approval of all parties.
Hamas's participation is seen as a significant step towards unifying Palestinian factions, despite its non-recognition of Israel and ongoing conflict in Gaza.
Russia's role as mediator highlights its efforts to assert influence in the Middle East, leveraging its perceived victories in Ukraine.
The outcome of the Moscow talks could have implications for Palestinian unity, the future of Gaza, and the regional balance of power.