RealClearWorld
Advertisement

November 26, 2012

Where Hamas Goes from Here

Thanassis Cambanis, Foreign Affairs

AP Photo

The latest round of fighting in Gaza gave Hamas room to paper over growing rifts between its Gaza-based leadership and its leadership in exile. But eventually the group will need to resolve internal disputes over working with Iran, working with Arab capitals, and negotiating with Israel -- or face decline.

Read Full Article ››

TAGGED: Palestine, Israel, Middle East, Gaza, Hamas

RECOMMENDED ARTICLES

November 18, 2012
Ongoing Failure of Israel's Military Thinking
Yagil Levy, Haaretz
When military thinking is paramount, diplomatic possibilities are pushed to the sidelines - such as the assumption that sometimes it is worthwhile working toward bolstering the sovereignty of the rival. more ››
November 22, 2012
Israel's Pillar of Defense Achieved Its Goals
Aluf Benn, Haaretz
Netanyahu showed it was possible to bomb Gaza and kill Hamas' chief of staff without harming the peace with Cairo. In the new strategic environment generated by the "Arab Spring," this is no mean feat. more ››
November 16, 2012
Israel's Least Bad Option in Gaza
Jerusalem Post
While Israel has not only the right but the moral obligation to defend the residents of the South, Operation Pillar of Defense – like Operation Cast Lead – will not change the fundamental dynamics in Gaza. more ››
|