Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Reports: Iran cut funding to Hamas

    Iran has cut back or even stopped its funding of Hamas after the
Islamist movement, which rules the Gaza Strip, failed to show public
support for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, diplomats said on
Sunday.
    Hamas has denied that it is in financial crisis but says it faces
liquidity problems stemming from inconsistent revenues from tax
collection in the Gaza Strip and foreign aid.
    The movement is spurned by the West over its refusal to recognize
Israel and renounce violence. It receives undisclosed sums of cash
from Iran, which has acknowledged providing financial and political
support to Hamas.
    One diplomat, who asked not to be identified, said intelligence
reports showed that Iran had reduced funding for Hamas.
    Other diplomatic sources, also relying on intelligence
assessments, said the payments had stopped over the past two months.
    The diplomats cited Iran's displeasure over Hamas' refusal to hold
rallies in support of Tehran's ally, Assad, in Palestinian refugee
camps in Syria after an uprising against his rule. Hamas' leadership
outside the Gaza Strip is headquartered in Damascus.
    Hamas is also widely believed to receive money from the Muslim
Brotherhood, Egypt's most popular and organized political force.
Diplomats said those payments also may have been reduced because the
Brotherhood has diverted funds to support the so-called Arab Spring
revolts.
    In a sign of a cash crunch, the Hamas government in Gaza has
failed to pay the July salaries of its 40,000 employees in the civil
service and security forces. Hamas leaders promised full payments in
August, but not all employees received their wages as scheduled on
Sunday.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/08/21/us-palestinians-hamas-finance-idUSTRE77K18320110821
If this is true, it is a very nice and unexpected bonus from the
Syrian uprising. Syria's regime is left with only two friends, Iran
and the Hezbollah-dominated Lebanese government. If Syria should fall
it would be a big blow to Iran.
There have been rumors that Hamas is looking to relocate its
headquarters to another Arab country (although, as one commenter here
noted, isn't it interesting that they aren't trying to relocate to
Gaza?)

 Sunday.
Se a Persio fosse rimasto qualcosa dopo il flop delle azioni russe,
gli consiglierei i gazabonds.

 wrote:
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LOL
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Io non gufo l'Inter. Le spacco le corna.

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Ti è stato dimostrato, numeri alla mano (cortesemente forniti da 
giovanni), che chi avesse seguito il mio consiglio avrebbe raddoppiato 
il capitale.
-- 
Sostieni Rete ECO
http://rete-eco.it/it/sostienici.html

 il capitale.
Tutti raddoppiano il capitale, con qualunque investimento, manovrando il
timing a posteriori.
Il punto è che dopo il tuo "buy" le azioni russe hanno dimezzato il loro
valore in un mese. Nessun pensionato o "non speculatore" a cui era
indirizzato il suggerimento avrebbe mai goduto della risalita di anni dopo,
essendosi suicidato nel frattempo.
Persio, sei un pirla economico.
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che chi avesse seguito il mio consiglio avrebbe raddoppiato il capitale.
Sei diventato ricco? 

 valore in un mese. Nessun pensionato o "non speculatore"
un non speculatore le azioni se le sarebbe tenute, e avrebbe vinto

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No. Avrebbe visto azzerata la sua pensione, e sarebbe morto di fame da due
anni.
-- 
recoil is insignificant when there is a tiger on the head of your elephant

No. Avrebbe visto azzerata la sua pensione,
un pensionato non speculatore non investe l'intera pensione in borsa. Puoi
andare, Tafazzi
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