France24 - Mohammed Dahlan, member of the Fatah Central Committee

19 October 2009 - 17H42

- Fatah - Gaza Strip - Hamas - Israeli-Palestinian conflict - Palestinian Territories

Mohammed Dahlan, member of the Fatah Central Committee

Mohammed Dahlan, member of the Fatah Central Committee and former security chief in the Gaza strip was also born in a refugee camp in Khan younes. He answers France 24 questions.

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