Disagreements between the National Partnership and the establishment of the National Council are hindering Palestinian reconciliation dialogues: the comprehensive national meeting was postponed more than two weeks after the Cairo meetings, amid ongoing disputes regarding the political program and reform of the Liberation Organization. Fatah sticks to the organization's current plan, while Hamas demands to examine it and agree on a comprehensive national plan, including reconsidering the agreements signed with Israel. Hamas demands an agreement to reform the organization's institutions before joining, while Fatah demands to join first and then discuss reforms. Hamas accused the PA and the Fatah movement of renewing the appointments to the National Council, despite the previous agreement to freeze them, and considers this a violation of the understandings and a violation of the principle of national partnership. Hamas called for an end to unilateral measures, for the renewal of dialogue with the participation of all factions, and for the rebuilding of Palestinian institutions on democratic foundations, which will lead to comprehensive elections. Cairo continues its efforts to overcome differences of opinion and hold a comprehensive national meeting, with the aim of agreeing on a unified political plan that will preserve the unity of the West Bank and Gaza in the face of Israel's plans.