Isreal and Hamas - Articles on Conflict

• India Should Emulate Israel in 2009 - B. Raman, Rediff
• Lessons for Us All in Gaza - Mirko Bagaric, The Australian
• Time for Muslim Majority to Unite - Tariq Ramadan, The Guardian
• Defining Victory for Israel - Michael Gerson, Washington Post
• Who Will Broker the Israel-Hamas Ceasefire? - Frida Ghitis, WPR
• Israel's Illusion of Victory - Daniel Barenboim, The Guardian
• Hamas' Strategy of Escalation - Pierre Heumann & Ulrike Putz, Der Spiegel
• Israel's Unwitting Revival of Hamas - Daoud Kuttab, Washington Post
• We're All Middle Easterners Now - Melik Keylan, Forbes
• Israel is Undermining Peace - Marwan Bishara, International Herald Tribune
• The Suffering That Hamas Causes - Jeff Robins, Boston Globe
• Hamas Can't Become Another Hezbollah - Meir Javedanfar, Jerusalem Post
• Palestinians Need Israel to Win - Michael Oren & Yossi Klein Halevi, WSJ
• How Obama Can Promote Mid-East Peace - Washington Institute
• Why Israel Wants a Short War - Shmuel Rosner, New Republic
• Gaza Is About More than Zionism - Mick Hume, Times of London
• What Was Hamas Thinking? - Shadi Hamid, Huffington Post
• Bush's Failed Gaza Legacy - Scott MacLeod, Time
• Beyond Bombs and Rockets in Gaza - Christian Science Monitor
• Can Israel Win 'Soft Power' War in Gaza? - Gerald Steinberg, Jerusalem Post
• The Juicebox Mafia on Gaza - Noah Pollak, Commentary Magazine
• Killing a Two-State Solution - The Guardian
• Talking Is the Only Solution in Gaza - The Guardian
• Lebanon's Quiet Truce - David Ignatius, Washington Post
• The Real Winner May Be Iran - Washington Post
• Israel's Strategic Blunder in Gaza - Tony Karon, The National
• How the Gaza Offensive Came About - Barak Ravid, Haaretz
• A Grand Design for the Middle East - Yehezkel Dror, Jerusalem Post
• Bush Is Winning the War on Terror - Nile Gardiner, The Telegraph
• Christmas on Planet Pope - Giles Fraser, The Guardian
• O, Little Town of Bethlehem - Hela Crown-Tamir, Jerusalem Post
• A Broader Middle East Strategy - Lajeunesse & Wunderle, Middle East Times
• A New Partner in Syria? - David Ignatius, Washington Post
• Who Has Obama's Ear on the Mideast? - Scott MacLeod, Time
• Repeating Failure in Gaza - Caroline Glick, Jerusalem Post
• The Rebel Prince Who Hijacked Likud - Gershom Gorenberg, TAP
• Is the Peace Process Irreversible? - Daoud Kuttab, Jerusalem Post
• Turkey's Domino Theory - David Ignatius, Washington Post
• Israel Should Withdraw from Golan Talks - E. Navon, Jerusalem Post
• On My Expulsion from Israel - Richard Falk, The Guardian
• Moshe Feiglin & Israel's Failing Politics - Amotz Asa-El, Jerusalem Post
• Israel's Coming Test for Obama - Walter Rodgers, Christian Science Monitor
• Round and Round Again in the Middle East - Simon Tisdall, Guardian
• Untying Middle East Gordian Knot - Weaver, Couloumbis & Ahlstrom, RCW
• Saudi Plan: 100 Years of Dhimmitude? - Elihu Richter, Jerusalem Post
• Why Not to Engage Iran (Yet) - Geneive Abdo, Foreign Policy
• Fatah's Offensive Against Hamas - Jeffrey White, Washington Institute
• How Israel Defeated Terrorism in West Bank - Ehud Yaari, The Australian
• Financial Crisis and the Middle East - Martin Kramer, Jerusalem Post
• A Symbol of War Against Terrorism - Sadanand Dhume, Forbes
• Tony Blair: Wrong Man for the Middle East - Richard Beeston, Times
• Freeing Barghouti a Lesser of Two Evils - Joshua Gleis, Jerusalem Post
• Barack and Bibi Won't Mix - Jeff Barak, Jerusalem Post
• An F for Bush's Iran Policy - David Ignatius, Washington Post
• Israeli Hawks Ready to Fly on Iran - Paul Sheehan, Sydney Morning Herald
• A Disarmed Palestinian State? - Amitai Etzioni, Jerusalem Post
• A West Bank House in Dispute - Gershom Gorenberg, American Prospect
• Where's the Outrage over Gaza? - Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, The Independent