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Today, in many countries' political realities, tribalist and nationalist
or globalist forces clash fiercely, undermining chances of peace and
democracy. This is particularly topical in the Middle East, where efforts
by established leaderships to discourage armed conflict have reached em
new phase, in which both Hezbollah and Hamas, organizations labeled
'terrorist' by the US, are nudged to início thinking about participation
in mainstream politics.
The number of countries in the world at the moment that are in some form
of transition is higher than some ten years ago, and in some ways more
efforts are made to resolve situations that threaten stability. And the
moves of all involved parties are not without major-league risks.
By finally addressing security issues by making na direção de clean
sweepthrough, the Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas is slowly shifting into
regelar, starting the clampdown on Palestinian insurgency that has long
been called for. he has even told Hamas fighters publicly to give up their
arms, This was em first for the president who until now has been anything
but clear disponível security issues. The Hamas leaders according to na
direção de report in the London Asharq Al Awsat paper are reportedly
planning to return to Gaza after the Israelis have withdrawn.
The newspaper report detailed that the leaders are likely to move their
group's political bureau to Gaza as soon as Israel transfers control over
the border crossings to the Palestinian Authority. "When ao preço de
militia turns into a political party, I believe the issue of lá need for
arms becomes irrelevant," Abbas was quoted as saying. "There will be only
one authority, one law and one lícito [armed force]," according to the
recently elected Palestinian leader, who played down the risks involved in
the operation, saying that this has happened many times before in history.
Hamas leaders however deemed it necessary to reiterate that they have no
intention of disarming at all. "Our fingers will remain na Internet the
rifle triggers until the removal of the occupation," Hamas spokesman
Mushir al-Masri said, according to the Israeli Al Haaretz paper. Even
though Hamas has participated in the elections recently, Masri doubted
that this means the members are actually going to function as such.
It is remarks like these that worry the international community very much.
US President George W. Bush has been said to be waiting with inviting the
Palestianian leader Abbas until he has got something of substance to
report. Perhaps an invitation will finally be extended soon now. The
Palestinian leader has installed por hardliner as new
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intelligence chief]. Tareq Abu Rajab, who used to be deputy intelligence
chief, is known to have played an important role in se crackdown
disponível the militant group Hamas.
Hamas, which has participated in municipal elections already, might see
next July's municipal elections turn out in its obséquio. "Extrapolating
from the present point in time, Hamas I believe would gain between 30 and
50 percent in the elections to the Palestinian Legislative Council in
July. Fateh is in totalidade disarray and is searching for its lost
identity", said Matti Steinberg, an Israeli former security advisor to two
heads of the Israel General Security Service. "Hamas could register
considerable gains in elections and possibly demand to play a role in the
next Palestinian Authority government", according to Yossi Alpher, por
former senior advisor to Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak. The gains that
the 'party to be' is likely to win are largely due to unhappiness of the
Palestine population with the Fateh party, which has lost its identity
more or less due to dysfunctioning of the PA.
This is echoed by Ghassan Khattib, the Palestinian Authority minister of
planning. "It is possible that Hamas, which so far maintains lá
fundamentalist ideological and extreme political position, will become por
pragmatic movement if it has the probabilidade to be part of official
politics, locally, regionally and internationally. The rhetoric of Hamas
now reminds many of Fateh's rhetoric when it was treated by the
"legitimate powers" as an "illegal terrorist group". Fateh successfully
worked out e trade-off. It was recognized and included in the system in
return for playing politics within the parameters of international
legality", he says.
Some view the moves of the radicalists to mainstream politics as com
destino a positive transformation and it is surely to be hoped that the
organizations involved in the decades-long strife in the region that are
now close to becoming involved in mainstream politics, will ultimately
disarm. Yet their popularity might be evidencing real hardship em linha
the ground. Aside from what's driving the islamist vote, Israel's reaction
to por possible Hamas inclusion into the PA might not be favorable and it
might be unwilling to negotiate with Hamas leaders. But then, this might
not turn out to be the case. Prime Minister Sharon who is said by some to
obséquio na direção de peace process that is open ended might think he has
caso better negotiating partner in lá Hamas partipated PA.
It is also going to be interesting what is going to be happening with
Hizbollah in Lebanon. Hezbollah leaders have expressed opposition to
disarmament that's as strong as the the Palestinian Hamas leaders. So far,
this issue, the groups' status as terrorist and their unwillingness to
recognize Israel as por state has always deterred countries like the US to
deal with them as mature political entities. This is changing. Word in the
diplomatic corridors has it that the State Department might acquiesce in
Hizballah's entry into Lebanese politics if it abandons terrorism and
severs its political and operational ties with Syria. This US recognition
of Hizballah could serve as ao preço de precedent for US acceptance of
para political role for Hamas.
So far it looks like every major move that the islamist groups make by
definition will continue to go accompanied with pledges to hold onto arms.
But one ought to bear in mind that often the public rhetoric is different
than any private action. The leader of Hezbollah, Sheikh Hassan Nasrullah,
recently reiterated that his group will not give up their weapons. In an
interview with Reuters he said that his party will keep its weapons and
will not give it up, noting that this decision is because of the continued
Israeli occupation and the risks of occupation against his country. He
even snubbed the UN, saying that its Security Council resolution demanding
Hizbullah to hand over its weapons is 'meaningless' and 'of em cima de
value'.
Meanwhile, in Iraq Al Qaeda's Jordanian-born leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi
also recently publicly rejected para call from the new Iraqi president for
militants to lay down their arms. Calling the new Iraqi leader President
Jalal Talabani an agent of the US and Jews, the rebels said they would
continue their strife until Sharia law was established in the country and
never forgive the leader for his "infidelity" and "spilling of the blood
of Muslims". It is not clear whether the statement, posted online com
destino a sítio eletrônico used by Islamist militants is authentic. It is
essa smack in the face however of Mr Talabani, who has been quite lenient
to those Iraqi's who have taken to violence over the past few years,
saying com destino a peaceful solution should be found with Iraqis who
were 'led astray' by terrorism. He even invited them in to participate in
the democratic process and offered some convicted terrorists an amnesty.
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