Uluran tangan dari Hamas dan Iran ke Obama?
Saya baca Presiden Iran mengucapkan selamat kepada Obama dan menurut koran
Belanda NRC-Handelsblad untuk pertama kalinya ada presiden Iran mengucapkan
selamat kepada presiden Amerika yang terpilih sejak zaman Khomeyni...
Bila gayung ini bersambut, maka ada kemungkinan usaha mencari pemecahan
masaalah Palestina denganjalan damai bisa berlangsung..
Mari ita ingat ucapan Olmert sebelum meninggalkan jabatan dimana dia bilang
bahwa jalan damai harus dicari dan Livni juga seingat saya pendapatnya tidak
terlalu jauh berbeda, maka kita mungkin sedang berada disaat dimana kondisi
untuk mencari jalan damai sedang terkumpul.
Kita belum berada diambang perdamaian, tapi baru - dan inipun masih merupakan
kemungkinan dan belum kenyataan - di tikungan menuju jalur perdamaian.
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Hamas leader ready to talk to Obama
Sat Nov 8, 2008 5:41am EST
LONDON (Reuters) - Hamas is ready to talk to U.S. President-elect Barack Obama
but he must respect the Palestinian Islamist group's "rights and options," its
leader Khaled Meshaal said in an interview Saturday.
In a visit to Israel in July, Obama played down the chances of negotiating with
Hamas unless the group renounced violence and recognized Israel's right to
exist.
Under the outgoing U.S. President George Bush, the United States refused to
talk to Hamas.
"It's a big change -- political and psychological -- and it is noteworthy and I
congratulate President Obama," Meshaal said in the interview with Sky News
website from the Syrian capital Damascus.
"But as a result of the election and the change, he should know he has duties
to the United States and in the whole world and in hotspots, especially in the
Middle East."
"...we are ready for dialogue with President Obama and with the new American
administration with an open mind, on the basis that the American administration
respects our rights and our options," Meshaal told Sky.
He said the new U.S. administration would have no choice but to deal with Hamas
if it was going to help resolve problems in the region.
"The American administration, if they want to deal with the region, Palestine
and the Arab-Israeli conflict, they have no other option than deal with Hamas
because we are a real force on the ground, effective," he said.
"And we are a movement that won a majority of votes in the election. Second of
all, it's not right that Hamas poses any danger to anyone."
Palestinians are split between President Mahmoud Abbas of Fatah and Hamas,
which won a 2006 parliamentary election.
During his visit to Israel in July, Obama urged support for President Abbas and
Prime Minister Salam Fayyad, who support a two-state solution to the conflict.
He had dismayed Palestinian leaders the previous month when he said Jerusalem
should be Israel's "undivided" capital.
Palestinians want Arab East Jerusalem, captured by Israel in 1967, as the
capital of a future state. Obama later said he used "poor phrasing" when he
made the remarks.
Hamas leaders have offered a long-term truce with Israel in return for a viable
Palestinian state in the occupied West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
The Islamist group continues to say it will not formally recognize Israel and
its 1988 founding charter calls for the destruction of the Jewish state.
(Reporting by Jodie Ginsberg; Editing by Charles Dick)
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