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Entries Tagged as 'Mahmoud Abbas'

Monday, June 18th, 2007

Palestinians need new options for peace

At least three scenarios peer through the internecine fog of the Palestinian imbroglio, which last week edged dangerously close to a civil war: reconciliation, co-existence and conflict.
First – and least probable – is the possibility that the major forces, Fatah and Hamas, will make nice. After all, Hamas burst onto the scene, cloaked in Islamic [...]

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