Hamas Blog Posts

Israeli-Palestinian Diplomacy is Alive

Why the prisoner-swap deal offers a glimmer of hope.

The New Contours of Gaza

The people of Egypt finally have a voice, but Israel won't like their first words.

Abu Mazen's Observations

Criticize Abbas as much as you want for his tactics or his selectivity in emphasizing some facts rather than others. But some of the important things he says are simply undeniable.

Utilizing Egypt

As Egypt continues to sort itself out, the U.S. has only one job: Don't screw it up.

A Viable Interlocutor

The new Palestinian unity government is a promising development—as long as Israeli and American stubbornness don't get in the way.

Israel's Contradictory Policy Toward the West Bank

Palestinians say they're ready for statehood. The UN agrees. How much longer can Netanyahu stall?

In Defense of Israel

Experimental security system allows Israelis to protect themselves without harming anyone else. That's something worth looking into.

Traitorous Palestinians?

Did the Palestinian Authority try appeasement with Israel, Munich-style?

The Rough Road Away from Terrorism

Most terrorist groups—vide the ETA, IRA and Hamas—have strategic incentives to get out of the terrorism business. Easier said than done.

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May 26, 2012