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Hamas leader Ismail Haniya, the prime minister of the Hamas-run government in Gaza, speaks at the parliament in Gaza city on October 5, 2009 against the Palestinian Authority's support for delaying the endorsement of a UN report on possible war crimes c... View Photo »
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Hamas leader Ismail Haniya, the prime minister of the Hamas-run government in Gaza, speaks at the parliament in Gaza city on October 5, 2009 against the Palestinian Authority's support for delaying the endorsement of a UN report on possible war crimes c... View Photo »
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A Hamas movement supporter holds a poster showing Jerusalem's Al-Aqsa mosque, Islam's third holiest shrine, with Hamas protesters superimposed in the background, during a demonstration in the southern Lebanese port city of Sidon on October 4, 2009 again... View Photo »
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Hamas leader Ismail Haniya (R) gives a speech on October 4, 2009 during a reception at his office in Gaza City for Roudah Habib (L), the final Palestinian woman prisoner set free by Israel as part of a breakthrough swap with the Hamas movement for a vid... View Photo »
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Hamas leader Ismail Haniya offers flowers to Roudah Habib (C), the final Palestinian woman prisoner set free by Israel as part of a breakthrough swap with the Hamas movement for a video of its soldier held in Gaza for more than three years, as he welcom... View Photo »
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Hamas leader Ismail Haniya waves to the crowd near house in Gaza City of the the final Palestinian woman prisoner released by Israel on October 4, 2009 as part of a breakthrough swap with the Hamas movement for a video of its soldier held in Gaza for mo... View Photo »
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Hamas leader Ismail Haniya waves to the crowd near house in Gaza City of the the final Palestinian woman prisoner released by Israel on October 4, 2009 as part of a breakthrough swap with the Hamas movement for a video of its soldier held in Gaza for mo... View Photo »
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Senior Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh (3rd R) waves after his visit to the house of newly released Palestinian prisoner Rawda Saed (not pictured) in Gaza City October 4, 2009. View Photo »
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Senior Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh (3rd R) waves after his visit to the house of newly released Palestinian prisoner Rawda Saed (not pictured) in Gaza City October 4, 2009. View Photo »
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Palestinians from Hamas burn an Israeli flag during a protest against Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, at Marty's Square in the southern port city of Sidon, Lebanon, Sunday, Oct. 4, 2009. View Photo »
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Gaza Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh of Hamas, right, holds a press conference with released Palestinian prisoner Rawda Saad, left, in Gaza City, Sunday, Oct. 4, 2009. Israel released Saad, 31, as part of a prisoner deal which started last week. View Photo »
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Hamas leader Ismail Haniya greets newly freed Palestinian prisoner Fatima Yunes al-Zaq and her son Yussef, who was born in an Israeli jail, at a welcoming ceremony in Gaza City October 2, 2009. View Photo »
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Hamas leader Ismail Haniya places a flower garland on newly-freed Palestinian prisoner Fatima Yunes al-Zaq, who holds her son Yussef, who was born in an Israeli jail, at a welcoming ceremony in Gaza City October 2, 2009. View Photo »
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Hamas leader Ismail Haniya rises up his hands next to newly freed Palestinian prisoner Fatima Yunes al-Zaq and her son Yussef, who was born in an Israeli jail, at a welcoming ceremony in Gaza City October 2, 2009. View Photo »
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Khaled Mashaal, exiled head of the Hamas political bureau, speaks at a ceremony marking the 'Civil Campaign for Celebrating Jerusalem, Captial of Arab Culture 2009' in Damascus on October 02, 2009. View Photo »
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Hamas leader Ismail Haniya carries Yusuf, the son of newly-freed Palestinian prisoner Fatima Yunes al-Zaq, who gave birth to Yusuf in an Israeli jail, at a welcoming ceremony in Gaza City on October 2, 2009. View Photo »
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Hamas leader Ismail Haniya carries Yusuf, the son of newly-freed Palestinian prisoner Fatima Yunes al-Zaq (R), who gave birth to him in an Israeli jail, at a welcoming ceremony in Gaza City on October 2, 2009. View Photo »
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Hamas leader Ismail Haniya places a flower garland on newly-freed Palestinian prisoner Fatima Yunes al-Zaq, who holds her son Yussef, who was born in an Israeli jail, at a welcoming ceremony in Gaza City October 2, 2009. View Photo »
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Hamas leader Ismail Haniya greets newly-freed Palestinian prisoner Fatima Yunes al-Zaq and her son Yussef, who was born in an Israeli jail, at a welcoming ceremony in Gaza City October 2, 2009. View Photo »
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Hamas leader Ismail Haniya carries Yusuf, the son of newly-freed Palestinian prisoner Fatima Yunes al-Zaq, who gave birth to Yusuf in an Israeli jail, at a welcoming ceremony in Gaza City on October 2, 2009. View Photo »
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The Iranians not only worry us because of their nuclear program, they worry us because of their support for terrorism, their support for the military wing of Hezbollah, their support for Hamas, their interference in the internal affairs of their neighbors, trying to destabilize gulf countries and other ...
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makes an important recommendation: that it is incumbent upon both Israel and the Palestinians, in particular Hamas, to carry out credible investigations into actions by their forces that led to the harm and loss of civilians.
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Washington knows that any release of Palestinian prisoners to the West Bank could harm Palestinian President Abu Mazen (Mahmoud Abbas) and become a victory for Hamas
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Threats of destruction, denying the Holocaust, massive funding and supporting terrorist organisations including Hezbollah in Lebanon and Hamas in Gaza, are serious and can't be ignored
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Secretary-General Ban should resist taking the easy way out by simply repeating what Israel and Hamas tell him about their investigations ... Only a critical evaluation of what they have or have not done will help end the impunity that is a major impediment to peace.
– Kenneth Roth SOURCE: Human Rights Watch -
We hope that Secretary-General Ban follows his strong words on justice with action ... An objective, analytical report from his office that critically assesses the Israeli and Hamas investigations will promote the justice that is so desperately needed to end this conflict.
– Kenneth Roth SOURCE: Reuters Alert Net -
The meeting between Hamas leaders and the German mediator willbe held in Cairo later on Tuesday, which is arranged by the Egyptian government
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Throughout the 6-month ceasefire between Hamas and Israel that began on June 19, 2008, there was not a single Israeli casualty
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I think that this list has been corrected by Hamas
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As soon as Mahmoud Abbas, president of the Palestinian Authority, declared that Hamas was holding secret negotiations with Israel on establishing a provisional Palestinian state, Mahmoud al Zahar, a member of the Hamas leadership in the Gaza Strip, denied such a claim
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mak[ing] no mention of the relentless rocket and mortar attacks…by Hamas and other violent militant groups in Gaza against civilian targets in Israel.
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Tobacco smuggling has developed into a popular, and highly profitable, means of generating revenue for criminal and terrorist organizations ... Hezbollah, al Qaeda and Hamas have all generated significant revenue from the sale of counterfeit cigarettes. That money is often raised right here in the Unite...
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There is no basis for this accusation. Hamas is not negotiating with Israel, directly or indirectly, on any other issue than prisoners. Hamas officials are talking to a number of Europeans and Americans to explain their position on a number of issues. Israel is not involved in any of these talks.
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Israel took action in Gaza earlier this year to attack Hamas and knock out the Hamas rocket launchers in the Gaza Strip ... Israel took enormous cautionary measures to prevent civilian casualties. Even though Israel and the Palestinian Authority are not signatory members of the ICC, the ICC is still inv...
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Now for a realistic reason, due to certain conditions -- because of the rejection of Hamas and its threat to prevent (voting) by force, naturally they will be delayed, or the time of the elections will come later
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Hamas would take over and Mahmoud Abbas would be lynched.
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Iran supports Hamas with money. Hamas' decisions are in the hands of Tehran
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Hamas talk about the importance of resistance, but why aren't they resisting now. There is a truce between them and Israel, and since the war in Gaza Hamas has not carried out any act of resistance.
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the plan on which Hamas negotiated with Israel includes a delay on the issues of the refugees and Jerusalem.
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Hamas insists on overcoming the internal division that serves no one but the enemies of Palestine.
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the reconciliation was suspended because of Egypt's insistence on Hamas signing despite our reservations ... It was tailored for settlements, Quartet conditions, and the so-called Oslo group.
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Hizbullah and Hamas persistently try to enlist Arab Israelis into service. Arabs Israelis can move freely within the country and become excellent spies. Agbaria was sentenced to jail for transferring money to illegal ‘charity’ groups that are linked with Hamas
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I do not see that there are fundamental political differences between Fatah and Hamas
– Marwan Barghouti SOURCE: Al Arabiya -
Pakistan would be a patron state sponsor of terrorism. Hamas would find a lucrative Sunni sponsor
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not enough to say: we are going to ask for a resolution. Hamas will not let (Palestinian president Mahmud) Abbas to do so
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