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April 29, 2011

Fatah and Hamas: Tectonic Plates Start to Shift

The Guardian, The Guardian

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A future environment composed of free Egyptians, Jordanians and even possibly Syrians could well fashion Israel's borders.

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TAGGED: Gaza Strip, West Bank, Hamas, Fatah, Palestine, Israel

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