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Mahmoud al-Zahar leads by 12.1 pts · 2 figures compared

Politician · Modern

Politician · Modern
Al-Zahar was a founding member of Hamas during the First Intifada. He helped establish the organization's political and military wings, becoming a key ideologue and leader in Gaza.
An Israeli airstrike targeted al-Zahar's home in Gaza, killing his son and bodyguard but leaving him wounded. The attack was part of Israel's policy of targeted killings against Hamas leaders during the Second Intifada.
After Hamas won the 2006 elections, al-Zahar served as Foreign Minister in the Hamas-led government. He faced international isolation and sanctions, as the Quartet demanded Hamas renounce violence and recognize Israel.
Russ Kun was elected as the President of Nauru by the Parliament on September 28, 2022, succeeding Lionel Aingimea. His election marked a continuation of Nauru's political stability and his focus on youth advocacy and economic development.
President Russ Kun delivered his maiden address to the United Nations General Assembly in September 2023. He highlighted Nauru's vulnerability to climate change, the need for international cooperation on ocean conservation, and the country's commitment to multilateralism.
Kun launched a national youth empowerment program aimed at increasing vocational training, employment opportunities, and civic participation among Nauruan youth. The initiative was part of his campaign platform and received funding from international development partners.
Nauru, under President Kun's leadership, hosted the Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) Leaders Meeting in 2024. The summit focused on regional security, climate resilience, and economic cooperation. Kun chaired the discussions and advocated for stronger Pacific unity.
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