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stv.tv Ex-diplomat says US should engage with Hamas Leaders AFP - 1 hour ago WASHINGTON (AFP) - A former senior US diplomat on Tuesday described senior Hamas leader Ismail Haniya as a "thoughtful politician," saying the US administration should drop its refusal to engage with the Palestinian movement. Israel's Olmert Sees Power Fade Along With Cease-fire FOXNews Israeli raid and militant rockets hit Gaza truce Financial Times Reuters - Christian Science Monitor - International Herald Tribune - Voice of America all 1,187 news articles ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 16 days ago
Monsters and Critics Jul 9 2008 1:08AM GMT ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 13 days ago
Xinhua News Agency Jul 12 2008 9:40AM GMT ... Source: www.postchronicle.com --- 40 days ago
Fatah members in Gaza have asked Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas to help halt Hamas attacks against them,... ... Source: www.earthtimes.org --- 19 days ago
Amman- Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas arrived in Amman Saturday en route to Damascus for a meeting with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Sunday, but an aide said he had no plans to meet with any of Hamas Leaders based in Syria. There are no ... ... Source: www.kristv.com --- 40 days ago
Associated Press - June 15, 2008 4:03 PM ET CAIRO, Egypt (AP) - Top Hamas Leaders have met with Egypt's chief intelligence official to discuss a truce between the militant group and... ... Source: www.topnews.in --- 13 days ago
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GAZA, (Reuters) - Islamist Hamas said on Friday it was suspending indirect talks with Israel over a prisoner swap deal, citing Israeli violations of a declared truce in Gaza. Gaza's Islamist Leaders ... Source: www.huffingtonpost.com --- 10 days ago
BEIT LAHIYA, Gaza Strip — Mideast envoy Tony Blair on Tuesday called off what would have been the first visit of a top Western diplomat to Hamas-ruled Gaza, after Israel's Shin Bet security service said he might come under attack there. The Shin Bet security service said it had received "pinpoint information that Palestinians were planning to attack Blair in Gaza, so the relevant services alerted him to the fact." Blair told The Associated Press that the threat was "specific" and "credible," forcing him to call off the trip but he said it was a postponement, not a cancellation. "I intend to go to Gaza as soon as I can, and I will continue to press for help for the people there," he said. Blair's visit Tuesday was to have included a tour of a Gaza waste water project and meetings with traders and U.N. officials, but not with Leaders of Hamas, the Islamic militant group that seized Gaza by force more than a year ago. Hamas made security arrangements for Blair, setting up checkpoints in areas he was expected to tour, banning cars from using roads and lining streets with black-clad policemen carrying AK-47s. Since the Hamas takeover, Gaza has been virtually sealed off from the world by Israel and Egypt, a policy that has received tacit international backing. Blair has said in recent weeks that a new policy toward Gaza needs to be developed, pointing to the growing suffering of Gaza's people, but has not offered a plan. The options ar ... Source: www.MiamiHerald.com --- 19 days ago
Two weeks after a shaky Egyptian-brokered cease-fire between Israel and the Palestinians, the accord is slowly unraveling as Hamas Leaders in Gaza struggle to keep militants -- especially their Fatah rivals -- from firing the occasional rocket at Israel. ... Source: www.nowpublic.com --- 9 days ago
Reconciling Palestinians has proved rather daunting. Egypt has given it a go with a mediation effort. " Chasing a mirage? Hamas Leaders arrive in Cairo to resume efforts, mediated by Egypt, aimed at addressing numerous issues currently deadlocked on top of which is the... read more ... Source: www.atimes.com --- 6 days ago
Hamas is caught in an unresolved tug-of-war between pragmatic Gaza politicians intent on winning elections and paramilitary Leaders and refugees who are steadfast on the vow of relentless jihad, British political scientist Gunning argues. The winner could determine whether Israel and the United States will ever allow a full-fledged Palestinian state. - Sreeram Chaulia (Jul 18, '08) ... Source: clipmarks.com --- 7 days ago
clipped by: jatfla clipper's remarks: Well of course. Imagine what the Israeli politicians will do for *live* prisoners? Clip Source: www.theaustralian.news.com.au Hamas to raise price for Shalit Hamas has pledged to heed lessons from Israel's prisoner swap with Hezbollah by demanding a higher price for captured soldier Gilad Shalit, held in the Gaza Strip. The militant regime, which rules Gaza, has said Israel had shown it was no longer able to dictate terms during negotiations, and immediately moved to set its own terms on protracted talks about Shalit's release. Israeli officials have spent days trying to downplay the aftermath of the swap, in which many commentators on both sides of the Lebanese border have claimed Israeli Leaders did poorly. Hamas negotiators in Gaza, meanwhile, were demanding that the same German negotiator who brokered the Hezbollah-Israel deal also play a role in floundering talks about a trade for Shalit. ... Source: www.kentucky.com --- 10 days ago
Mideast envoy Tony Blair on Tuesday called off what would have been the first visit of a top Western diplomat to Hamas-ruled Gaza, after Israel's Shin Bet security service said he might come under attack there. The Shin Bet security service said it had received "pinpoint information that Palestinians were planning to attack Blair in Gaza, so the relevant services alerted him to the fact." Blair told The Associated Press that the threat was "specific" and "credible," forcing him to call off the trip but he said it was a postponement, not a cancellation. "I intend to go to Gaza as soon as I can, and I will continue to press for help for the people there," he said. Blair's visit Tuesday was to have included a tour of a Gaza waste water project and meetings with traders and U.N. officials, but not with Leaders of Hamas, the Islamic militant group that seized Gaza by force more than a year ago. ... Source: hotlineblog.nationaljournal.com --- 2 days ago
Remarks of Senator Barack Obama Press Avail Sderot, Israel July 23, 2008 As prepared Today, I’ve had the honor of visiting with the brave citizens of Sderot. For seven years, they have endured constant threats to their security, and demonstrated uncommon courage simply by carrying on with their daily lives. I am here as an American – and as a friend of Israel – to say that we stand with the people of Sderot, and with all of the people of Israel. The Qassam rockets fired by Hamas deliberately and indiscriminately target civilians. This terror is intolerable. Israelis should not have to be endangered in their homes and schools. I am hopeful that the recent understanding to end the attacks will provide some relief. But America must always stand up for Israel’s right to defend itself against those who threaten its people. To achieve true security, I am deeply committed to helping Israel achieve a lasting peace with Palestinians who are prepared to accept the State of Israel, renounce violence and terrorism, and abide by agreements. Israelis desire a secure peace in which both they and the Palestinians can fulfill their legitimate aspirations – a strong, secure state of Israel living alongside a viable, peaceful Palestinian state. We must support Palestinian Leaders who share this vision, including the Leaders I met with in Ramallah today. The threats to Israel’s security begin in Sderot, but they don’t end here. They include outrageo ... Source: www.earthtimes.org --- 19 days ago
Damascus - Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas was expected to arrive in Syria Sunday for talks on the prospects of reconciliation talks with the Hamas militant movement but he had no plans to meet any of the group's Leaders based in Damascus. Syria ... ... Find more results for Hamas Leaders on RSSMicro.com |
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AFP - A former senior US diplomat described senior Hamas leader Ismail Haniya as a "thoughtful politician," saying the US administration should drop its refusal to engage with the Palestinian movement. ...
AFP - Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas has met Palestinian Leaders based in Damascus, excluding the political chief of the rival Hamas movement, a member of his delegation said on Monday. ...
Reuters - Hamas Leaders plan to hold talks with Egyptian officials in Cairo on the future of a ceasefire with Israel that has been marred by violations since it began nearly three weeks ago. ...
AFP - Palestinian president Mahmud Abbas does not plan to meet with rival Leaders of Hamas or other Palestinian factions based in Damascus when he visits Syria on Sunday, his spokesman said. ...