West forced to change stance -Hamas
Gaza: The West has been finally forced to change its stance
vis-à-vis Hamas, despite having relentlessly striven since 2006 to
isolate the Palestinian resistance movement, Hamas spokesman tells Press
TV.
Ismail Radwan told Press TV's correspondent in the Gaza Strip on
Wednesday that the Western states had failed to isolate Hamas since some
countries have made efforts to hold dialog with the movement in an
attempt to correct their approach towards the resistance group.
Many Western countries led by the United States launched a vicious
campaign against Hamas when, in January 2006, the movement won the
Palestinian parliamentary elections, which were lauded as the freest and
fairest polls ever held in the Arab world.
A Hamas parliamentary delegation headed by lawmaker, Mushir Al Masri,
visited Switzerland last month after receiving an invitation from the
Swiss Inter-Parliamentary Union to help establish good Europe-Hamas
relations.
"Due to the changes and the Islamic Awakening in the Arab world that
brought Islamic parties to power, the West, mainly the European Union,
is reconsidering its position regarding their relations with Hamas,"
political analyst, Mostafa al-Sawwaf, told our correspondent. Press TV
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