Latest update: 13/01/2009 

- Gaza Strip - Israeli-Palestinian conflict


Sari Nusseibeh, president of Al-Quds University in Jerusalem
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With the war between Israel and Hamas in its third week and as Israeli Military opperations intensify, even a number of moderate voices have been pushed outrage. Where does the dream of a two state solution stand now?
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Gaza's tunnels

by David (not verified) - 13/01/2009 - 13:22

When Sari Nusseibah stated that the tunnels in Gaza were there because Gaza was blockaded, why didn't the interviewer ask him why they were used to bring in weapons and explosive instead of food, medical supplies and other humanitarian needs of the people? The munitions the Palestinians smuggled in were for rocketing/terrorizing civilians in Israel. The reason for the blockade was solely because the Hamas wanted the border crossings free of any control so they could bring in these offensive weapons without the tunnels.

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