DANIEL GREENFIELD/
While the Biden administration and the European Union were working on creating a "Palestinian" state, the real details were being fleshed out in Moscow, where the Palestinian Authority, Hamas and other terrorist groups were meeting.
The summit, convened at the Institute of Oriental Studies, once a vehicle for Soviet influence operations in the Third World, brought together Azzam al-Ahmada, a member of the PLO Executive Committee, and Mousa Abu Marzouk, a top Hamas leader, as well as a representative for Islamic Jihad, the PFLP, DFLP and other terror groups.
The goal of all these terrorists coming together was to create a "technocratic government".
What is a "technocratic government"? It's a front for the terrorists and composed of nonprofit executives, academics, economists and others who have experience dealing with the international community and extracting foreign aid from them.
Hamas will not officially be part of the puppet regime, but will control the puppets.
"I hear a lot internationally, did Hamas agree? It's none of your business," Husam Zomlot, the Palestinian Authority's ambassador to the United Kingdom told The Financial Times, adding, "About Hamas -- there are ongoing discussions... but this government is a technocratic government, it's not made of any political factions, because this is not the time for political factions."
That's what the Biden administration and the EU want to hear, but while Qatar is helping assemble a new "technocratic" front for the terrorists, the Moscow summit made it clear that the real agenda of the new government would be terror against Israel and the U.S.
The PLO-Hamas-Islamic Jihad summit in Moscow concluded with a commitment to "national unity that embraces all Palestinian forces and factions within the framework of the Palestine Liberation Organization" and laid out the main goals, beginning with "confronting Israeli aggression against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip, the West Bank and Jerusalem, which is carried out with the support, assistance and participation of the United States."
The only actual point of unity for the Islamic terrorist groups that met in Moscow was fighting Israel. And that will be the only mission of any regime they put into place.
According to a report from the Lebanese Al-Mayadeen, "the statement expressed support for the resilient Palestinian people and their Resistance, particularly in Gaza, the occupied West Bank, and al-Quds... and providing assistance to the families of martyrs." Translated into ordinary English, that means supporting the Hamas attacks on Israel and providing funding for the Islamic terrorists and their families.
Hamas won't be out front, but the new "technocratic government" will work for it.
"The time now is not for a government where Hamas will be part of it, because, in this case, then it will be boycotted by a number of countries, as happened before," Palestinian Authority Foreign Minister Riyad al-Maliki told the UN correspondents' association. "We don't want to be in a situation like that. We want to be accepted and engaging fully with the international community."
The PA is trying to make it work by providing two sets of mutually contradictory assurances. Western diplomats are being told that the PA can unify the "Palestinian" people around a state and an end to the conflict. Hamas, Islamic Jihad and other fellow terror groups are being assured that the PA remains absolutely committed to waging a war to destroy Israel.
In other words a terror conglomerate of useful idiots.
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