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(Dayan Center/Jaffee Center - Tel Aviv University) - Meir Litvak While Hamas may accept a temporary truce with Israel, it is highly unlikely that it will agree to hand in its weapons to the PA or tone down its vicious anti-Jewish incitement, as required by the Road Map. It is more likely that Hamas will mobilize public support against any perceived concessions by Palestinian negotiators and wait for the opportunity to resume terrorist activity during future crises in the negotiations process. 2003-07-01 00:00:00Full Article
Hamas and the Road Map
(Dayan Center/Jaffee Center - Tel Aviv University) - Meir Litvak While Hamas may accept a temporary truce with Israel, it is highly unlikely that it will agree to hand in its weapons to the PA or tone down its vicious anti-Jewish incitement, as required by the Road Map. It is more likely that Hamas will mobilize public support against any perceived concessions by Palestinian negotiators and wait for the opportunity to resume terrorist activity during future crises in the negotiations process. 2003-07-01 00:00:00Full Article
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