According to Haaretz, Israel’s Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz says that since its electoral victory on Wednesday Hamas has been “behaving responsibly.” The big debate in the Israeli government is now whether to pass the tax revenue to the (new) Palestinian Authority on schedule.
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Serve the Pals right if Isreal refused to do it.
Hamas needs time for the dust to settle. They have a problem with Fatah to deal with. They donít have very much money. They have to present an image of all a sudden being ìpeacefulî and rehabilitated to get all the money they can. Then get their forces regrouped and organized to enforce their power. When they get that done, then the real fight is on.