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Jerusalem Post: Hamas to launch 'more effective attacks' on Israel By JPOST.COM STAFF 03/09/2010 Report: Thirteen terror groups join together in reaction to relaunched peace talks; Hamas official hints to future suicide bombings. Thirteen Gaza...
- War Of The (religious) People's Update
The number of Palestinians who support attacks against Israelis continues to rise and more than half of them favor suicide bombings, according to a poll published this weekend. The survey also showed that Hamas Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh is stillmore...
- Hamas-fatah Violence Bleeds On, And So Do The Casualties
Well, it figures that the bloodshed, once started, would not cease so easily, and it didn't. The civil war between Hamas and Fatah continues: GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) - Gunmen armed with mortars and grenades fought in several areas of Gaza City...
- Hamas And Plo/fatah Clash At The Border
First, Israel's defense minister, Amir Peretz, ordered that the Rafah crossing be closed in order to prevent Hamas' dictator, Ismail Haniyeh, from returning with money for bloodletting: GAZA CITY (AFP) - Israel has closed the Rafah crossing between...
- Hamas: No Compromises, No Recognizing Of Israel
Looks like we're in for some more fun in the Palipigland. Hopefully, for quite a bit of fun. (AP) Hamas will not be edged out of power, accept compromise or recognize Israel, Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh told tens of thousands of banner-waving supporters...
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Hamas/Fatah disagreements take place again
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas will meet Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh Thursday in a bid to resolve the political crisis in the Palestinian Authority. Abbas will deliver to Haniyeh the letter of appointment for the establishment of the coalition government.Haniyeh won't resign. Not by a longshot. He'll keep on leading the Hamas itself in one way or another, for as long as he's in existence.
The Palestinian unity government deal reached in Mecca between Hamas and Fatah was thrown into question Wednesday night when Abbas canceled the Thursday speech in which he intended to present the deal to the Palestinian people.
Abbas also called off a Thursday visit to the Gaza Strip, where he was slated to deliver to Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh the letter of appointment for the establishment of the coalition government.
Palestinian sources said the crisis broke out due in part to disagreements over the Interior Ministry portfolio. According to the sources, the conflict primarily resulted from disagreement over appointments.
Haniyeh was supposed to serve his resignation Thursday immediately after Abbas' speech. Now, however, Haniyeh has delayed his resignation.
Hamas officials claimed the delay was due to technical problems, but Fatah representatives said it was because Hamas introduced conditions which contradicted the Mecca agreement.
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Jerusalem Post: Hamas to launch 'more effective attacks' on Israel By JPOST.COM STAFF 03/09/2010 Report: Thirteen terror groups join together in reaction to relaunched peace talks; Hamas official hints to future suicide bombings. Thirteen Gaza...
- War Of The (religious) People's Update
The number of Palestinians who support attacks against Israelis continues to rise and more than half of them favor suicide bombings, according to a poll published this weekend. The survey also showed that Hamas Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh is stillmore...
- Hamas-fatah Violence Bleeds On, And So Do The Casualties
Well, it figures that the bloodshed, once started, would not cease so easily, and it didn't. The civil war between Hamas and Fatah continues: GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) - Gunmen armed with mortars and grenades fought in several areas of Gaza City...
- Hamas And Plo/fatah Clash At The Border
First, Israel's defense minister, Amir Peretz, ordered that the Rafah crossing be closed in order to prevent Hamas' dictator, Ismail Haniyeh, from returning with money for bloodletting: GAZA CITY (AFP) - Israel has closed the Rafah crossing between...
- Hamas: No Compromises, No Recognizing Of Israel
Looks like we're in for some more fun in the Palipigland. Hopefully, for quite a bit of fun. (AP) Hamas will not be edged out of power, accept compromise or recognize Israel, Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh told tens of thousands of banner-waving supporters...