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Al Fatah - The New York Times
Al Fatah - The New York Times
Fatah became preeminent among Palestinian factions in the 1960s though a series of strikes against Israel -- in its eyes, successful military campaigns, though condemned by Israel and the West as terrorism -- and by the end of the decade it was the largest and best funded of the Palestinian ...
ISRAEL, WRONG.
ISRAEL, WRONG.
prospect.org — This is the paragraph that I can't get out of my head: Hamas had in recent weeks let it be known that it doubted Israel would engage in a major military undertaking because of its coming elections. But in some ways the elections have made it ... (more) ISRAEL, WRONG.
Israel says Gaza assault 'war to the bitter end' - Yahoo! News
news.yahoo.com — GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip Israel obliterated symbols of Hamas power on the third day of what the defense minister described Monday as a "war to the bitter end," striking next to the Hamas premier's home, and devastating a security compound and a ... (more) Israel says Gaza assault 'war to the bitter end' - ...
Barak: This is 'all out war' on Hamas | Israel | Jerusalem Post
Barak: This is 'all out war' on Hamas | Israel | Jerusalem Post
jpost.com — Defense Minister and Labor chairman Ehud Barak on Monday said that Israel would expand its military operation in the Gaza Strip until all the goals were achieved. He spoke at a special Knesset session attended, among others, by Foreign Minister Tzipi ... (more) Barak: This is 'all out war' on Hamas | Israel | ...
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NY Times: Israel Reminds Enemies It Can Kick Their Butts
Stop The ACLU — ... worrying about condemnation, and they rarely care if Israel attacks back, because they know people will complain, and Hamas hides its infrastructure, weapons caches, and fighters behind civilians, which Israel tries not to hit. The risk to Israel in Gaza seems of a parallel nature — that if the operation fails or leaves Hamas in the position of scrappy survivor or even somehow perceived victor, it could then dominate Palestinian politics over the more conciliatory and pro-Western Fatah movement for years to come. Since Hamas, like Hezbollah, is committed to Israel’s ...

Hugh Hewitt: The Divide and the President-elect
Hugh Hewitt's TownHall Blog — ... the “catastrophe,” an Iranian news agency, ISNA, reported. “The horrible crime of the Zionist regime in Gaza has once again revealed the bloodthirsty face of this regime from disguise,” he said in a statement. “But worse than this catastrophe is the encouraging silence of some Arab countries who claim to be Muslim,” he said, apparently in a reference to Egypt and Jordan. Egypt has mediated talks between Israel and the Palestinians and between Hamas and Hamas’s rival, Fatah , leaving it open to criticism that it is too willing to work with Israel. In turn, Egypt ...

Hugh Hewitt: The Divide and the President-elect
Townhall.com Blog's TownHall Blog — ... the grounds for the “catastrophe,” an Iranian news agency, ISNA, reported. “The horrible crime of the Zionist regime in Gaza has once again revealed the bloodthirsty face of this regime from disguise,” he said in a statement. “But worse than this catastrophe is the encouraging silence of some Arab countries who claim to be Muslim,” he said, apparently in a reference to Egypt and Jordan. Egypt has mediated talks between Israel and the Palestinians and between Hamas and Hamas’s rival, Fatah , leaving it open to criticism that it is too willing to work with Israel. In turn, Egypt ...

NY Times: Israel Reminds Enemies It Can Kick Their Butts
Pirate's Cove — ... The risk to Israel in Gaza seems of a parallel nature — that if the operation fails or leaves Hamas in the position of scrappy survivor or even somehow perceived victor, it could then dominate Palestinian politics over the more conciliatory and pro-Western Fatah movement for years to come. Since Hamas, like Hezbollah, is committed to Israel’s destruction, that could pose a formidable strategic challenge. ...

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Newshoggers.com — ... the authority, its leader, Mahmoud Abbas, and its leading party, Fatah, seem increasingly beleaguered and marginalized, even in the Palestinian cities of the West Bank, which they control. Protesters accuse Mr. Abbas of not doing enough to stop the carnage in Gaza — indeed, his own police officers have used clubs and tear gas against those same protesters. ...

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JEFFREY GOLDBERG: A Fatah Friend Writes: I’m Supporting the Israeli Air Force. “I’ve been talking …
pajamasmedia.com 12/30/2008 — JEFFREY GOLDBERG: A Fatah Friend Writes: I’m Supporting the Israeli Air Force. “I’ve been talking to friends of mine, former Palestinian Authority intelligence officials (ejected from power by the Hamas coup), and they tell me ...