Hamas–Fatah Unity Deal: Strategic Reset in Palestinian Politics

The Hamas–Fatah unity deal marks one of the most consequential political developments in Palestinian politics since the 2007 split. Brokered by China, this agreement goes far beyond internal reconciliation—it signals a structural shift in regional diplomacy, great-power involvement, and the future trajectory of the Israel–Palestine conflict. This Global Eye Intelligence Strategic Intelligence Report delivers a clear, layered analysis of what the unity deal really means beneath the headlines.

The report profiles Hamas and Fatah’s ideological evolution, leadership structures, and historical rivalry, tracing why repeated reconciliation efforts failed—and why this moment is different. It examines the Beijing Declaration, China’s growing diplomatic footprint in West Asia, and how unified Palestinian representation could reshape negotiations, resistance dynamics, and international engagement.

Crucially, the assessment maps geopolitical implications: potential Israeli responses, reactions from Egypt, Jordan, and Gulf states, risks of militant integration, and scenarios where unity could either stabilize or further inflame regional tensions. It also explores economic reconstruction prospects, governance challenges, and the strategic dilemmas facing a post-unity Palestinian leadership.

Global Eye Intelligence is followed by those who track power shifts before they harden into new realities. Accessing this report means understanding how diplomacy, ideology, and geopolitics are converging—while others are still reacting to surface-level narratives.