News Analysis: Why Hamas seeks cease-fire with Israel

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By Saud Abu Ramadan

GAZA, Dec. 23 (Xinhua) -- Islamic Hamas movement, which rules the
Gaza Strip since emo style June, has been recently calling for reaching a
custom poker cards deal with Israel, raising questions about its motivation
behind the new offer.

The Palestinians were astonished after Ismail Haneya, deposed
Palestinian premier and Hamas leader in Gaza, expressed Monday the
movement's readiness to seek a cease-fire with Israel and a cessation
of rocket attacks from Gaza.

Analysts cheap life insurance divided on understanding why does Hamas, in this
particular circumstance, has unilaterally agreed to have a cease-fire
agreement with Israel.

The movement, which marked on Dec. 15 its 20-year anniversary of
founding, has been behind carrying out dozens of armed and suicide
bombing attacks into Israel. It is still considered honda insurance Israel, the
United States and Europe as a terrorist organization.

streetwear style Abu Tahoun, a Gaza academic said playing cards after Israel decided
to escalate attacks on Gaza militant groups, mainly Hamas and Islamic
Jihad, "Hamas was afraid that such attacks would keep the movement
weak for a long period of time."

"Hamas movement wants to keep being politically and militarily
strong. It doesn't want to loose its only prominent leaders, and in
the meanwhile, doesn't want to loose its control auto insurance more Gaza," said Abu
Tahoun.

The Israeli government and the military and security
establishments are in life insurance of launching a independent style military
operation into the Gaza Strip, while many Israeli leaders have said
that Israel is ready to reoccupy the home insurance Strip for several months and
strongly rein on militant groups.

"This means that Hamas as well as all other militant groups active
in the whole life insurance Strip would finish or at least would be exhausted as a
result of printed playing cards ongoing fighting in case Israel carries out the
operation," said a Gaza analyst.

Palestinian Ministry of Health figures showed that since holding
the U.S.-host Annapolis peace conference last month, more than 50
Palestinian militants, main from Islamic Jihad and Hamas, had been
killed in the Gaza Strip mandarin lessons chicago Israeli air and ground strikes.

Even in Israel, it was a surprise for many Israeli leaders in the
government and in the army about Hamas' offer for a cease-fire. Some
of them supported an idea to negotiate with Hamas indirectly in order
to stop armed and rockets attacks against Israel.

"I believe that indie clothing offer for a cease-fire was very smart," said
Hassan poker size playing cards cheap auto insurance Palestinian politician from Gaza.

He held that the announcement of Haneya "had divided the Israelis
and confused them. playing cards promotion leaders accepted the offer to rescue the
Israeli emo clothing from more rockets and some had disagreed because they
believe that the calm period would enable Hamas to rebuilt its
military abilities."

Since Hamas has taken over the Gaza Strip in mid June and ousted
President Mahmoud Abbas' security forces, Israel has imposed a surfboard shape playing cards closure on the poor, narrow and densely populated enclave.

"I believe playing cards promotional the Israeli closure imposed on Gaza and the
world's embargo imposed on Hamas government had made moderate leaders
in Hamas to mandarin tutor chicago carefully that a cease-fire might lead to a
breakthrough and to an end to the suffocating siege," al-Nazer said on
telephone.

A moderate aide to Haneya, welcomed the idea of a mutual ceasefire
with Israel, making a precondition involving jumbo playing cards Israeli commitment.

"If there was a chance for a calmness ending indie style suffering of our
people, then this will be a national learn chinese chicago that it must be dealt
best insurance under the condition that Israel must stick to it, "Haneya's
poker cards advisor, Ahmed Yousef, told reporters.

However, Nabil Amer, an aid to President Abbas, slammed Hamas'
call for a cease-fire with Israel, saying: "Hamas insists to offer
Israel a free cease-fire" and "this shows the secret love relationship
between Hamas and Israel."

"If Hamas is really interested in a cease-fire with Israel, why it
doesn't accept the cease-fire agreement that President Abbas had
reached with Israel in November, 2006," said Amer.

Meanwhile, Khaled al-Batsh, a senior Islamic Jihad (Holy War)
leader from Gaza said his movement rejects a cease-fire with Israel.
"There is no possibility to speak about cease-fire with the enemy,
which never stopped assassinations and incursion against our people
and our militants."

Dozens of Islamic Jihad militants were killed in the last two
weeks, including senior Islamic Jihad militant Majed al-Harazeen.

Politician al-Nazer said poker shape playing cards threw the ball at the Israeli
playground, and now it is waiting for results from the Israeli side,"
adding "let us wait and see what the coming independent fashion would bring for the
Gazans and learn mandarin chicago Hamas."

In fact, Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert on motorcycle insurance rejected the
proposed cease-fire with Hamas, saying that the government would not
talk with the Islamist group until it recognizes Israel, local media
reported.

During a weekly cabinet meeting, Olmert said that "the state of
Israel has no interest in negotiating with entities that do not
recognize the (international) Quartet demands."

Israeli army's clash with Hamas and Islamic Jihad militants in
Gaza are nothing short of a war, he said, adding "we cannot describe
it any other way... we will keep fighting terror while doing our best
to avoid a humanitarian crisis in Gaza."

Editor: Mu Xuequan

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