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(Washington Post) Scott Wilson - Any power Hamas has derived from its recent confrontation with Israel is fading in Gaza. As older men say Hamas has finally won a fight with Israel and should march on Tel Aviv, many younger people ask what precisely Hamas accomplished during the eight-day confrontation last month. "What kind of victory?" asked Um Ram Abu Rokba, covered in traditional Islamic attire as she walked home from afternoon prayer. "They are lying to the people." Responding to Mahmoud Abbas' UN upgrade resolution, Mahmoud Zahar, a Hamas founder and the movement's foreign minister, said in an interview: "Our land is not just the West Bank and Gaza, and that is important. It is all of Palestine." Hamas is also hailing its patrons in Iran, a tactic that appears designed to shame Arab states into providing fresh support. 2012-12-03 00:00:00Full Article
In Gaza, Surge of Support for Hamas Starts to Fade
(Washington Post) Scott Wilson - Any power Hamas has derived from its recent confrontation with Israel is fading in Gaza. As older men say Hamas has finally won a fight with Israel and should march on Tel Aviv, many younger people ask what precisely Hamas accomplished during the eight-day confrontation last month. "What kind of victory?" asked Um Ram Abu Rokba, covered in traditional Islamic attire as she walked home from afternoon prayer. "They are lying to the people." Responding to Mahmoud Abbas' UN upgrade resolution, Mahmoud Zahar, a Hamas founder and the movement's foreign minister, said in an interview: "Our land is not just the West Bank and Gaza, and that is important. It is all of Palestine." Hamas is also hailing its patrons in Iran, a tactic that appears designed to shame Arab states into providing fresh support. 2012-12-03 00:00:00Full Article
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