Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: La democrazia palestinesi e l'alleanza con gli iraniani

ThreatsWatch.Org: Principal Analysis:
"Palestinian Democracy and the New Iranian Annex
On Electoral Responsibility and A Fate Freely Chosen
By Steve Schippert
The electoral victory handed to Hamas by the Palestinian voters will 
serve to isolate the Palestinian Territories from the West and its 
resources while likely transforming it into a de facto annex of the 
Islamic Republic of Iran. Without US and (potentially) European fiscal 
support, effectively amounting to cash donations, a rapid domestic 
collapse of a resource-anemic Hamas-run Palestinian Authority can only 
be averted (or forestalled) by an influx of funding from another source.
Speaking in Davos, Switzerland, US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice 
offered no nuance in her direct, matter-of-fact response to the Hamas 
victory in the Palestinian polls.
     “As we have said, you cannot have one foot in politics and the 
other in terror. Our position on Hamas has therefore not changed.”
Precisely. The US position on Hamas continues to be to correctly 
recognize them as a terrorist organization coupled with a standing 
commitment to cut of US fiscal support and aid to any PA government run 
by Hamas.
While Hamas was elected in a rejection of al-Fatah, they will be 
expected to provide solutions for domestic Palestinian problems 
including but not limited to unemployment and public sanitation. But it 
will be nearly impossible to successfully tackle such domestic problems 
with even fewer resources than Fatah had available as the US cuts off PA 
funding. Even EU leaders are now reconsidering their 350 million Euros 
in annual payments to the PA, and others are likely to follow.
The Palestinian people have rejected the corrupt Fatah, but were forced 
to vote into power an aggressive terrorist organization, and in so 
doing, leapt from the pan and into the fire. It is simply a matter of 
time before this realization becomes stridently evident to the 
Palestinian people.
Expect Hamas to keep a low public profile with regards to public support 
for terrorist attacks and increasingly muzzled vitriolic threats against 
Israel, while behind the scenes and under the table, fully supporting 
the same. The trick will be to sniff out the mechanisms of terrorist 
support that they will now try and keep concealed.
Hamas may ultimately be rejected as ineffective by the Palestinian 
people, but will it come to pass before Hamas has sparked open warfare 
with Israel, which, given Hamas’ new-found position of governance, would 
bring even more destruction to the Palestinian Territories in the form 
of an Israeli offensive with a ferocity as of yet unseen by the 
Palestinians?
As Austin Bay puts it,
     Is Hamas prepared to fix the potholes (there are many) and pick up 
the garbage? Nope– Hamas is prepped to fight an insurgency, with 
friendly powers footing the bills. Fatah now becomes the opposition and 
is free to criticize.
The answer to that question came last week in Syria. It cannot be 
forgotten that the leader of Hamas was meeting with Iranian President 
Ahmadinejad in Damascus just last week in order to take part (along with 
Hezbollah, PFLP-GC, Assad’s Syria and others) in the new terrorist 
version of the ‘Coalition of the Willing’.
The Palestinian Authority under Hamas will find at least some of the 
lost resources from the US and the EU replaced by none other than the 
mullahcracy in Iran, still determined to fight Israel right down to the 
last Palestinian. But Iran cannot replace all of the lost resources with 
sacrificing much domestically themselves, and they already find 
themselves with sizable opposition. The mullahs know that every dollar 
Iran sends Hamas for internal consumption costs the mullahcracy a 
dollar’s worth of internal stability with an already flagging economy 
and a restive populace only held at bay by the use of force. They are 
not likely to sacrifice greatly internally and hinge their futures 
purely on an adequately-funded PA that still faces the teeth of the IDF. 
They will, however, sacrifice just enough to keep the Hamas government 
afloat long enough to serve Iranian aims. Just how long that is remains 
the question of the moment.
If the PA had any economic resources of their own, after the Hamas 
victory they could have been considered a State Sponsor of Terrorism. 
However, lacking any such resources with which to ‘sponsor’ (other than 
human resources), the Hamas-run PA is now officially a State Client of 
Terrorism, and an active (and founding) member of Ahmadinejad’s 
Coalition of the Willing.
Also to be considered is conflict internally, as the bubbling conflict 
between Fatah factions and Hamas, briefly center-stage after the 
handover of Gaza following the Israeli pullout, will only get hotter. 
Will Hamas try and co-opt and absorb the various Fatah factions? Will 
this be forcefully rejected? The more realistic question appears to be, 
will Hamas inspire the conflict internally to erupt into a full-blown 
civil war before they inspire an Israeli offensive? Without considering 
the will of Fatah, it is worth noting that Hamas will be greatly 
influenced by their principle financier’s wishes, and Iran surely 
prefers they look outward rather than inward.
The future of the state of the Palestinian Territories is now as much in 
the hands of the Iranians as it is in the hands of Hamas.
The Palestinian people had their say. They chose Hamas. Now, only the 
consequences await them.
Can Iran stave off a Palestinian civil war long enough to trigger a 
wider Israeli War?
Such is the state of the fate of the Palestinians, a fate freely and 
democratically chosen.
January 26, 2006 04:19 PM | Permalink"
http://analysis.threatswatch.org/2006/01/palestinian-democracy-and-the/

 democratically chosen.
ROSICANO di BRUTTO A QUANTO VEDO GHGHGHGHGH

 be averted (or forestalled) by an influx of funding from another source.
fino alla settimana scorsa gli stessi dicevano che Fatah si era fregata
tutti gli aiuti (cosa che credo molto probabile). Inoltre lo sanno tutti
che quel poco di aiuto che va ai palestinesi lo da Hamas non certo con i
fondi dell'UE ma grazie alla carità islamica dei "Fratelli mussulmani" e
soci

baroon ha scritto:
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Già coglionazzo, credo che di carità islamica ne avranno bisogno e
molta direi, da come si mette

 molta direi, da come si mette
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Am.

 
quoto !

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Per compensare quella degli USA 200 milioni di $ e per compensare quella 
della UE probabilmente poco di meno.
Ce li ha l'Iran 3-400 milioni di $ da regalare ai palestinesi ogni anno?
Mirco