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on by Islamic Hamas movement which dominates the PLC after winning the 2006 legislative elections. In 2007 [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Hamas routed pro-Abbas forces and seized control of the Gaza Strip. The decree was meant to pressure Hamas to accept an Egyptian proposal aimed at restoring political unity to Gaza and the Fatah-ruled West Bank. Hamas has threatened to prevent the voting process in the Gaza Strip, saying time is unsuitable to held polls. However, a senior advisor to Abbas has denied that Abbas had informed any of his aides about his intention not to run in the coming elections. "The decision to run in the presidential elections is not in the hands of Abbas alone; it is Fatah and the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) which decides [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]," Abbas's advisor told Xinhua over the phone. The advisor [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], who asked his name not to be published due to the sensitivity of the issue, added that Abbas "is always ready to give up the presidency chair for the sake of national unity." Abbas, who is now 70 years old, succeeded late leader Yasser Arafat who died in a French hospital from unknown disease in November 2004. Abu Samahdana urged Hamas to accept the Egyptian proposal which delays the elections to June 2010 in order to give the Palestinian rivals more
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