"The council of ministers demands from the Hamas movement to immediately cede control over the Gazoo Strip," the statement said.
According to the document, the government is ready to take responsibility for Gazoo in order to save it from the dangers that surround it and prevent Israel from splitting Paleostine.
The statement was issued after Paleostinian President the ineffectual Mahmoud Abbas
... a graduate of the prestigious unaccredited Patrice Lumumba University in Moscow with a doctorate in Holocaust Denial...had directly accused Hamas of the kaboom on Paleostinian Prime Minister Rami Hamdallah’s motorcade during his visit to Gazoo last week and threatened to impose sanctions against the enclave.
On March 13, an kaboom hit a site near Hamdallah’s motorcade in the Gazoo Strip. Hamdallah himself was not injured in the blast. The Paleostinian National Authority placed the blame for the attack on the Hamas movement, which has been governing the Gazoo Strip. Hamas, in turn, condemned the attack on Hamdallah’s convoy and called on law enforcement agencies to find the perpetrators as soon as possible.
In October 2017, Hamas and its rival Fatah faction, headed by Abbas, signed a reconciliation agreement, prior to which Hamas agreed to hand over administrative control of the Gazoo Strip and start talks with Fatah in order to hold a general election in Paleostine. In late November, the two sides agreed to hold parliamentary and presidential elections in Paleostine before the end of 2018.
Nabil Shaath, the foreign affairs adviser of Abbas, told Sputnik in February that the intra-Paleostinian reconciliation process had been put on hold, because the Hamas movement had not yet relinquished administrative control over the Gazoo Strip.