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But even if the fighting stopped today, current events have shown that
tensions will remain and very little will be needed to trigger renewed
battles.
If Hamas rules supreme in Gaza, that might trigger back-channel talks
with Israel, working towards its professed goal of a long-term truce
with Israel if it ends the occupation. Three days after the raid, having
demanded Cpl Shalit's unconditional release, Israel launched its first
ground invasion into Gaza since its unilateral withdrawal from the strip
a year earlier.

He is singled our for repeated beatings and humiliation. Two
Palestinians in Gaza City and one in Rafah in the south describe the
security situation.
But then Hamas may not want to be seen to be "collaborating" with
Israel, the very charge it has levelled against elements in Fatah.
This is especially true between the Hamas executive force and Fatah
strongman Muhammad Dahlan's Preventive Security force.

Matthew Price considers what has happened to the Israeli peace movement.

Iran has pledged financial support, but it is not clear how much of it
has got through to Gaza.

I saw a roadblock, empty streets and felt the tension. Life expectancy
of Arabs is lower, so is educational achievement. He is also forced to
beg for mercy as a gun barrel is prodded into his chest. His case has
exacerbated the growing polarisation of Israel's Jewish and Arab
communities. The gunmen shouted "Stop!

He is described in a caption as "licentious".

"Oslo led to an increase in funding from international groups.
And worse, since the terror attacks people became afraid and distrustful
of the intentions of the Palestinians.

At the moment, he appears to be adopting strong-arm tactics - boosted,
no doubt, by the real possibility of an end to the economic embargo
suggested by the US. They are working for suspicious people - maybe not
even for Hamas or Fatah but for their own reasons.

I tried many times to get permission, but was always refused. Azmi
Bishara thinks its time to take his fight to the outside world Arab
villages for the most part receive less in state aid even though they
are generally poorer than Jewish ones. This spells more misery for
ordinary Gazans, many of whom spent this week huddled in their homes for
fear of getting caught in the crossfire.

Here in Rafah it is quiet, but it's still not safe to go around. But
then Hamas may not want to be seen to be "collaborating" with Israel,
the very charge it has levelled against elements in Fatah.

Cars were overheating left, right and centre, conked out on the hard
shoulder of the highway running through Tel Aviv.

Azmi Bishara thinks its time to take his fight to the outside world Arab
villages for the most part receive less in state aid even though they
are generally poorer than Jewish ones. They made us raise our hands and
approach them slowly. Given that Palestinian Muslims are nearly all from
the Sunni branch, some videos seem to be exploiting, or stirring up,
anti-Shia sentiments. The militants have taken positions in Rafah so
roadblocks could be their next step.

One video graphically shows the pro-Fatah militant being dragged along
and shot by masked gunmen, apparently taken from Hamas's own television
station, al-Aqsa TV.

Yet the street battles in Gaza have erupted once again.
The report, entitled the Future Vision of the Palestinians in Israel,
does not just list the problems of discrimination.
Who has been involved in the fighting and why?

"We understand that's its necessary to have maximum contiguity in the
West Bank.

We are meant to have university exams at the end of this month; I think
they may have to be delayed.
He has issued a decree enabling the new Hamas-free government led by
Prime Minister Salam Fayyad to rule without the approval of the
Hamas-dominated parliament. Deaths and many injuries. I said, "Do you
know who I am? I study at the Islamic university in Gaza. Still fresh in
Israeli minds is the Lebanon War last summer.

Abbas and Haniya have announced several factional ceasefires Fatah
gunmen are loyal to the Palestinian President, Mahmoud Abbas; Hamas
gunmen to the Palestinian Prime Minister, Ismail Haniya. We were all
terrified. I saw a roadblock, empty streets and felt the tension. When
the bullet came my sister was in the room.
"We would get shot if we tried. I was at the university, but they told
us to go home. A Palestinian journalist from Rafah describes a trip to
Gaza City, and a student there describes exam frustrations.
Deaths and many injuries.
So for a few metres I faced them as I walked away and kept eye contact.