The column can be compared to another commentary from two days previously:
INTRA-PALESTINIAN TENSIONS RISE AFTER HAMDALLAH SURVIVES ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT
and to this news item of March 23:
Hamas, PA trade accusations after assassination attempt on PM
which includes this bit:
The unity government in Ramallah, however, issued a statement on the same day, rejecting Hamas’ story on the death of the main suspect, accusing the movement of making up false and misleading scenarios. The Ramallah-based government reiterated that Hamas is to be held fully responsible for Hamdallah's assassination attempt.
Can you trust Haaretz commentary?
And then there is this:
“This is targeting the national project, a Palestinian state, not just reconciliation,” said al-Dajani. As such, he suggested, Israel could also have been behind the attack, a view echoed by Omar Jaara, an Israel affairs professor at An-Najah.
“This attack reflects an Israeli vision of foiling reconciliation to deepen the separation between Gaza and West Bank to promote the American ‘deal of the century.’”
from Hamza Abu Eltarabesh, a journalist from Gaza.
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