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2006 Palestinian legislative election
The 2006 Palestinian legislative election, held on January 25, was a pivotal electoral process that significantly impacted Palestinian governance and political dynamics. This election was conducted under the framework established by the Palestinian Authority, with the primary contest occurring between the Fatah party and Hamas, an Islamist political organization. The elections were marked by widespread international attention, including from India, which expressed interest in the democratic processes of the region. Hamas' unexpected victory, securing 74 out of 132 seats, led to a shift in the political landscape, exacerbating tensions with Fatah and influencing subsequent geopolitical relationships. The election's aftermath fostered a complex dialogue regarding peace negotiations, governance, and the role of external actors in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.