Ikhwanweb :: The Muslim Brotherhood Official English Website

advanced search

Thu93 2020

Last update18:06 PM GMT

Back to Homepage
Font Size : 12 point 14 point 16 point 18 point
Palestine
The EU, Israel and Hamas
The EU, Israel and Hamas
The US has embarked on a new attempt to solve the Arab-Israeli conflict, backed by wide international support. But the situation on the ground between Israel and the Palestinians is so bad that peace looks out of reach for now. The Palestinians are divided and feuding; half of them are outside the peace talks and virtually at war with Israel. Clara Marina O’Donnell suggests how the EU can help resolve the current stalemate and improve the prospects for peace, in particular by convincin
Tuesday, May 13,2008 14:43
by Centre for European Reform

The EU, Israel and Hamas
working paper by Clara Marina O"Donnell,
April 2008

The US has embarked on a new attempt to solve the Arab-Israeli conflict, backed by wide international support. But the situation on the ground between Israel and the Palestinians is so bad that peace looks out of reach for now. The Palestinians are divided and feuding; half of them are outside the peace talks and virtually at war with Israel. Clara Marina O’Donnell suggests how the EU can help resolve the current stalemate and improve the prospects for peace, in particular by convincing its American and Israeli partners of the need to engage Hamas.

press release



Free PDF

hard copy

£5.00+£2 p&p

Posted in Palestine , MB and West  
Print
Related Articles
Ties between Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and HAMAS- UPDATE
Habib: Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt Has No Organisational Links With Hamas
No Peace Without Hamas
Carter: No for excluding Hamas, Hamas’ delegation to Cairo
Engaging Hamas
Islamist Pragmatists Ripe for Engagement?
Engaged to Hamas
We Must Engage With Moderate Muslims
Political Islam: Ready for Engagement?
Engagement or Quarantine: How to Deal with the Islamist Advance
View from Dubai: Why the West must engage Islamists