Hamas
“Quiet for quiet” or “quiet for cash”?
Nations’ right to self-defense is not abrogated when an opponent fights dirty.
Israel has no quarrel with Hamas, but that makes no difference to Hamas.
While maintaining disciplined control of its forces.
Jerusalem’s interests and Cairo’s align.
Despite challenges to its electoral system, its prime minister, and its relations with Palestinian Arabs, the answer is no.
Toward an American Middle East strategy.
Even as tensions are rising between Jerusalem and Ramallah.
Carefully controlling the extent of the violence.
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The implications of Omar al-Bashir’s ouster.
Couching its rhetoric in slogans like “social justice,” “due process,” and “resistance.”
A ticking timebomb.
No longer playing by Hamas’s rules.
Bringing the assault on border communities to an end.
