Tags: Dialogue, Fatah, Hamas, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Occupied Territories
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Alastair Crooke interviewed by Aisling Byrne, Projects Co-ordinator with Conflicts Forum, Beirut, November, 2007 Alastair Crooke, former special Mid-East adviser to European Union’s Foreign Policy
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Tags: Fatah, Gaza, Hamas, Israel, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, PLO
On November 5, Hamas Political Bureau Chief Khalid Mish’al gave a speech to Arab intellectuals gathered at the Palestine Culture Institute in Damascus. The following
Tags: Al Qaeda, Gaza, Hamas, Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Occupied Territories
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The rise of the Islamic Resistance Movement — Hamas — in the Palestinian Occupied Territories of the West Bank and Gaza provided a challenge for
Tags: Hamas, Palestinians, Political Islam
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Palestine’s Islamic Resistance Movement — Hamas — won a surprising electoral victory in the January 2006 Palestinian parliamentary elections. Almost immediately, Hamas leaders, movement activists,
Tags: Democracy, Fatah, Hamas, Palestinians, Political Islam
The Hamas election victory in January of 2006 sent shockwaves through the Arab world — and through Islamists with varying convictions. The debate among Islamists
Tags: Dialogue, Hamas, Hezbollah
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The Electronic Intifada, October 29, 2007 Nothing could be easier in the present atmosphere than to accuse anyone who calls for recognition of and dialogue
Tags: Hamas, Political Islam, Secularism
The Hamas election victory in January 2006 has led to an increased interest in the Islamic Resistance Movement. Hitherto little had been understood of Hamas’
Tags: Fatah, Gaza, Hamas, Mecca Agreement, West Bank
A Conflicts Forum Chronology, October 15, 2007 The Failure of the National Unity Government and the Gaza Takeover: December 2005 to July 2007 is a
Tags: Fatah, Gaza, Hamas, Palestinians, West Bank
The Al-Wurud Organization supports 130 poor families by providing food packages during holy days, feasts, and at the beginning of the school year. They hold