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t in going to war but in not going to war harder.
Palestinian leaders, however, take the prospect of Israeli-Syrian talks seriously—and many are worried.
“We may become unimportant if Israel opens talks with Syria,�says a reformist member of Fatah, the
party of Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian president. That risk, coupled with the Palestinians growing
suffering under a world aid boycott and the fear that Israel will make up for its drubbing in Lebanon by
intensifying an already fierce military offensive in Gaza, seems to have jolted Mr Abbas. He has revived
talks with Ismail Haniyeh, the Hamas prime minister, on a governing c fuel dispenser oalition of Fatah and Hamas that
might be more palatable to foreign donors. There are also back-channel talks between Hamas and an
Israeli rabbi, Menachem Froman, on a ceasefire between Israeli forces and Palestinian militants, and on
exchanging a captured Israeli soldier for Palestinian prisoners in Israel.
But the obstacles are legion. On the Palestinian side they include Hamas s refusal to recognise Israel
explicitly, tension between Hamas s domestic and Damascus-based leaders, and its waning authority
over other armed groups. A unity government, even it were formed (amid lots of internal disputes), may
not change the attitude of many outside Palestine. Israel, meanwhile, is refusing to treat Hamas s
overtures as steps towards recognition, as it treated similar steps by Fatah two decades ago. Looking
weak after Lebanon, it does not want to look weaker by agreeing to exchange prisoners.
Some think Israel may take a new tack with Hamas, encouraging moderates in the movement as it did
with Fatah, rather than trying to isolate it, which has strengt fuel dispenser hened the extremists. Others think Israel will
take its failure in Lebanon as a sign that it must recover its army s deterrent power and flex its muscles.
Much will depend on how Mr Olmert rides out the turbulence in the weeks ahead.
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