Wiki-Jazeera: PA-“Israeli” Cooperation to Kill Palestinians

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Batches of documents, some handwritten reveal the covert cooperation and secret meetings between the PA, Palestinian authority and the "Israeli" security services, or shall we say the Mossad? 

Al Jazeera uncovered "Palestinian-"Israeli" papers on secret security meetings between the two "allies". 

One of the documents details how "Israel" and the PA planned together an assassination of Hamas officer Hassan Madhoun.
In a joint committee meeting on fugitives in mid-2005 in Tel Aviv between Shaul Mofaz, the then-"Israeli" war minister, and Nasser Youssef, the PA minister of interior, the PA was asked to kill Al Madhoun.

The document contained the following conversation, which is one example on the PA-"Israel" cooperation:

Mofaz: "[...] Hassan Madhoun, we know his address and Rasheed Abu Shabak [chief of the Preventative Security Organisation in Gaza] knows that. Why don't you kill him? Hamas fired [Qassam rockets] because of the elections and this is a challenge to you and a warning to Abu Mazen [Mahmoud Abbas, the PA president]."

Youssef: "We gave instructions to Rasheed [Abu Shabak] and will see."

Mofaz: "Since we spoke, he has been planning an operation, and that's four weeks ago, and we know that he wants to strike Qarni or Erez [another border crossing between Gaza and Israel]. He is not Hamas and you can kill him."

Youssef: "We work, the country is not easy, our capabilities are limited, and you haven't offered anything."

Mofaz: "I understand that nothing has been accomplished in the [Gaza] Strip."
Less than a month after this meeting, on November 1, 2005, Al Madhoun was killed in his car by a missile fired from an "Israeli" Apache helicopter over the skies of Gaza. The attack also killed a wanted Hamas activist and wounded three other people.

Saeb Erekat, the PA's chief negotiator acknowledged the cost of gaining US approval and "Israeli" trust, in a meeting on September 17, 2009 with David Hale, the deputy US Middle East envoy said "We have had to kill Palestinians to establish one authority, one gun and the rule of law. We continue to perform our obligations. We have invested time and effort and killed our own people to maintain order and the rule of law."

It is not clear as to which killings Erekat is referring to but the discussion about the plan to kill Al Madhoun is just one example of how, since the death of Yasser Arafat, Fatah's policy of resistance to "Israel" has become one of collaboration.

Others revelations from the Palestinian Papers that were not even accepted by "Israel" include an international committee to take over Al Quds's Temple Mount, limiting the number of Palestinian refugees returning to 100,000 over 10 years, establishing a special unit of Palestinian security forces to battle "terrorists" with the consent of "Israel", Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad opposed the opening of Gaza's border crossings, fearing that this would be interpreted as a victory for Hamas, PA considered a British proposal for dealing with the smuggling tunnels on the Gaza-Egypt border.

Al Jazeera and the Guardian began revealing on Sunday more than 1,600 documents detailing negotiations between "Israel" and the Palestinian Authority.