Adviser to the Prime Minister Abd al-Ilah al-Atira sharply criticized Finance Minister Shukri Bishara on the background of his statements, which he made at noon, regarding his ministry's inability to provide employees with a salary before Eid al-Fitr, and that employees do not need it.

Al-Atira, a member of the Fatah Revolutionary Council, said, "The Minister of Finance has bypassed all administrative standards and governmental protocol norms, by violating Prime Minister Muhammad Shtayyeh ."

Al-Atira added: "With the administrative hierarchy in any institution in the whole world, whether it is a private sector institution, a government sector, or even a political system, when an official announces a decision, it may not be violated or annulled except by the official who issued the decision or a higher level with authority and powers."

Al-Atira considered that "this is a major defect that reaches the point of defect and even shame, because it shakes the prestige of the government and the prestige of the entire state, and thus causes the loss of the local and even international community in the government and the state." like he said.

And he continued: "Not only this, but it shakes confidence and deals a death blow to the Fatah movement , as it represents the guarantee for this government, as the prime minister was appointed to the position to build the general mood of the Fatah movement, and the Revolutionary Council and the Central Committee adopted this mood."

Al-Atira continued: "It would have been more appropriate for the Minister of Finance, if he had good intentions, to go to the Prime Minister and inform him of the existence of a financial crisis, and then the Prime Minister's State would act by coming up with a clarification."