hostilities with rival security forces commander Ghazi al-Jabali. In 2003, Preventive Security Force gunmen raided the offices of Jabali's General Security organization, going so far as to jam his head into his office toilet. Dahlan was accused of initiating a smear campaign against PA Civilian Affairs Minister Hussein Sheikh in September 2012, when the latter was alleged to have been involved in a sex scandal with a female employee in his department. Dahlan was the target of a bounty offered by the Turkish government in January 2020, offering 4 million lira (US$700,000) for information leading to his capture. The Turkish government of Recep Tayyip Erdogan accuses Dahlan of being an agent of Israeli intelligence and a financial backer of the Gülen movement. Acting Prime Minister of PNA, Nabil Shaath, alleged that Dahlan "played a crucial role in shaping the deal” of the Israel–United Arab Emirates peace agreement, which was denounced by the Palestinian National Authority. Shaath accused him of "neglecting the interests of his homeland". Dahlan was also branded as a “traitor” in the street protests of West Bank and Gaza Strip, where demonstrators trampled and torched the portraits of Donald Trump, Mohammed bin Zayed, Benjamin Netanyahu and Dahlan. Famous quotes "Snipers or no snipers, let Hamas shoot and kill me, I want to be close to the masses!" See also Fatah Central Committee Palestinian Legislative Council References Sources Dahlan, Mohammad: European Institute for Research on Mediterranean and Euro-Arab Cooperation Profile: Mohammad Dahlan. BBC News/Middle East EI: Who is Mohammad Dahlan EI: Civil War in Palestine? External links Mohammad Dahlan Official website 1961 births Fatah members Islamic University of Gaza alumni Living people Members of the 2006 Palestinian Legislative Council Montenegrin people of Palestinian descent Palestinian Muslims People from Khan Yunis Governorate People with acquired Serbian citizenship Serbian people of Palestinian descent