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U.S. HAMAS POLICY BLOCKS MIDDLE EAST PEACE

Failed bilateral talks have shown that a Middle East peace accord can never be reached by the parties themselves. Henry Siegman advises that addressing Hamas’ legitimate grievances could lead to a Palestinian coalition government that would provide Israel with a credible peace partner.

This time in Washington, honest brokerage is not going to be enough by Avi Shlaim

At Mideast peace talk, a lopsided table by Robert Malley and Hussein Agha

Glib talk about settlements harms peace efforts by Lara Friedman

Hamas, the I.R.A. and Us by Ali Abunimah

How to Handle Hamas by Daniel Byman

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