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Fatah denies planning coup in Hamas-led cabinet
www.chinaview.cn 2006-04-15 17:53:16

    Special Report: Hamas-led cabinet takes office

    RAMALLAH, April 15 (Xinhua) -- Fatah movement's spokesman Ahmed Abdel Rahman said Saturday that neither his movement nor President Mahmoud Abbas is planning a coup in the Hamas-led cabinet.

    Abdel Rahman made the denial in an interview with the Voice of Palestine after some Hamas figures clearly accused Fatah, former ruling party, and Abbas of plotting a coup in the current cabinet formed by Hamas a few weeks ago.

    "We would never do so, but if there are mistakes or failure of the cabinet, everything of course would be handled according to the basic law," said Abdel Rahman.

    As for a new decree to promote Preventive Security Chief RashidAbu Shbak to the chief of police and national security, which was opposed by the new cabinet, Abdul Rahman said, "The decree was issued before the elections but the publication was delayed for reasons related to the elections."

    "The decree was legitimate, and we have no intention to foil the cabinet. Moreover, we want it to succeed along with political harmony," said Abdel Rahman. Enditem

Editor: Lin Li
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