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Hamas Doesn’t Care Who Wins This Election; Would Like For Successor Administration To Be Upgraded As Israel’s ‘Peace Partner’

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Original Post Date: 2008-11-01 Time: 16:00:14  Posted By: Lone Wolf

It certainly seems that the terrorist group Hamas wishes that the successor administration of George W. Bush doesn’t seem to care who is going to be his successor. Doesn’t matter if it’s Barack Obama or John McCain. In fact, both candidates have been promoting the two-state “solution” as a major promotion of their Middle Eastern “peace process” even when it’s been quite clear that Hamas wants to recouncil with “moderate” Fatah terrorists which Egypt is heading the talks.

What would certainly happen in the next four years, no matter who’s elected President, Hamas is doing its best to lobby itself to upgrade as a “peace partner” for Israel:

Bush successor should do Middle East rethink – Hamas
Sat Nov 1, 2008 10:40pm IST

GAZA (Reuters) – U.S. President George W. Bush’s successor should reverse current policy toward the Palestinians by lifting the embargo on the Hamas-run Gaza Strip and cutting back support for Israel, a top Hamas leader said on Saturday.

Shunned by the West for its refusal to coexist with the Jewish state or renounce violence, the Islamist group has generally withheld public comment on next week’s U.S. election.

“The current American administration exhausted the international community because of the cover it gave to the Occupation (Israel) and its aggressions on the Gaza Strip,” Ismail Haniyeh, Hamas’s top politician in Gaza, told reporters.

“We hope the new administration will learn today’s lessons and seek to prove it’s a balanced and a neutral administration,” he said, stopping short of voicing support for Democratic candidate Barack Obama or his Republican rival John McCain.

On the campaign trail, both candidates have spoken in favour of continuing to isolate Hamas. But Obama has criticised the Bush administration for overseeing unproductive talks between Israel and Hamas’s secular Palestinian rivals, and pledged to find diplomatic “breakthroughs” if elected president.

Source: http://in.reuters.com/article/worldNews/idINIndia-36271620081101