The "Shocking Victory" of the Hamas candidates in the Palestinian election seems to be somewhat of a bitter pill for George W. (Mad George) Bush, as well as for the Gov't of Israel. Here's a sample quote from Israel:
"If Hamas wants to be considered a partner in peace, it's very clear what it has to do. It has to renounce terrorism, disarm, accept Israel's right to exist and support political solutions to issues rather than pursuing violent jihad," Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman Mark Regev said.
Just wondering; is there any likelihood that Israel would do the same? Or is this a case of Might-Makes-Right, and Palestine must do what Israel says it must? Remain a puppet state, in essence.
Just asking.
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