Khaled Mashal

Netanyahu Rejects Peace After Hamas and Fatah Reconciliation

by Stephen Lendman December 28, 2011

Netanyahu: If Hamas joins the Palestinian government, we will not hold negotiations with the Palestinian Authority….The peace process can only advance while maintaining security arrangements, which is becoming more difficult in light of the current situation in the region.

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Khaled Meshaal Interview: Hamas Chief Weighs In on Eve of Peace Talks

by SR Editor September 10, 2010

By Sharmine Narwani* | Sabbah Report | www.sabbah.biz With pundits in most capitals already predicting failure for the US-brokered Palestinian-Israeli peace talks to begin on Thursday, it seems only natural to start asking the question: “What’s next?” To get a jumpstart on what surely will be an onslaught of new, competing narratives vying for prominence [...]

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Hamas re-positioning themselves?

by Stuart Littlewood September 9, 2010

By Stuart Littlewood* | Sabbah Report | www.sabbah.biz Hamas have been criticised recently for dragging their feet over the need to re-think their image. They now seem to have at least made a start on this important task judging by a remarkable interview with Hamas chief Khaled Mesh’al by the Jordanian Arabic-language Al-Sabeel newspaper in [...]

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US Hamas policy blocks Middle East peace [Must read]

by SR Editor September 4, 2010

By Henry Siegman* | Sabbah Report | www.sabbah.biz Introduction Failed bilateral talks over these past 16 years have shown that a Middle East peace accord can never be reached by the parties themselves. Israeli governments believe they can defy international condemnation of their illegal colonial project in the West Bank because they can count on [...]

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Norman Finkelstein: Gaza’s Calm Determination

by SR Editor April 26, 2010

By Norman Finkelstein* | Sabbah Report | www.sabbah.biz To preserve my sense of purpose, and keep the Palestine struggle from becoming a lifeless abstraction, I need periodically to recharge my moral batteries by reconnecting with the actual people living under occupation and by witnessing firsthand the unfolding tragedy. From each trip I invariably carry away [...]

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