Cycle of Arafat
With the resignation of Palestinian Prime Minister Abbas, Yassir Arafat reasserts himself — undermining the key precondition for peace talks.
ManagingTeam
September 9, 2003
Hamas is an Iran-backed Palestinian Islamist terror organization committed to Israel’s destruction. Responsible for the Gaza Strip’s terror infrastructure and active in the West Bank, it has carried out numerous terror attacks, most recently the October 7, 2023 atrocities.
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