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Tag Archives: Qassam
This War’s real Masters
Guardian- 14/07/2006 The kidnapping of two Israeli soldiers by Hizbullah on the Israel-Lebanon border and the killing of eight others was an unprovoked act of war. Israel is now involved in a two-front confrontation with well-armed Islamist organisations that have … Continue reading
Israel, Gaza & Egypt: No Change
Global Politician- 07/02/2008 The response of Israeli officials to the latest events in Gaza may in essence be divided into two halves. The initial response was one of frustration at Egyptian unwillingness to restore order on the international border. The … Continue reading
No Change
01/02/2008 The response of Israeli officials to the latest events in Gaza may in essence be divided into two halves. The initial response was one of frustration at Egyptian unwillingness to restore order on the international border. The subsequent sense … Continue reading
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Tagged Egypt, EU, Gaza, Hamas, Israel, PA, Philadelphi corridor, Qassam, Sharia Law, Sinai
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The Root Cause of Confrontation
07/07/2006 The kidnapping of two IDF soldiers by Hizballah on the Israel-Lebanese border adds fuel to the flames of the already fraught situation between Israel and the Hamas-led Palestinian Authority in Gaza. The talk in Israel is now of wide-ranging … Continue reading
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Tagged Damascus, Gaza, Hamas, Hassan Nasrallah, Hizballah, IDF, Khaled Mashaal, Lebanon, Qassam, Teheran
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Don’t Expect Peace Soon
The Guardian- 08/12/2006 Don’t expect peace soon: Hostile forces have to be defeated before any meaningful Middle East talks can take place. Internal politics and wider regional strategy largely explain the sudden re-emergence of talk about conflict resolution between Israelis … Continue reading
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Tagged Gaza, Hamas, Hizbullah, Ismail Haniyeh, Mahmoud Abbas, Olmert, PA, Qassam, Shalit
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