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Dean predicts hamas takeover Original Source Link: (May no longer be active)    http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3908334/ http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3908334/ Tale of the tape on Howard Dean NBC: Old TV shows answer some questions By Mark Murray and the NBC Investigative Unit NBC News In another January 1998 episode, he also speculated that there "will probably be good and bad" if Hamas takes control over the Palestinian leadership. Yasser Arafat, he said, "is going to leave the scene. ... When that happens, I think Hamas will probably take over. There will probably be good and bad out of that. The bad, of course, is that Hamas is a terrorist organization. However, if they have to run a quasi-state they may actually have to be more responsible and start negotiations. So who knows what will happen." http://www.reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml?type=worldNews&storyID=7465568 Hamas Wins Major Victory in Gaza Local Elections Fri Jan 28, 2005 06:46 AM ET By Nidal al-Mughrabi GAZA (Reuters) - Islamic militant group Hamas swept nearly two-thirds of the seats in the Gaza Strip's first council elections, defeating the dominant Fatah movement of President Mahmoud Abbas, unofficial results showed on Friday.

elections 20 of 21 gaza settlements evacuated Abbas calls for calm as israelis exit gaza { August 10 2005 } Abbas declares war with israel over { February 14 2005 } Abbas seeks to include hamas in government { July 2 2005 } Abbas wants hamas in government Bush gives 50m directly to abbas Dean predicts hamas takeover EU accuses israel of peace breach Factions postpone cairo peace talks Hamas celebrates landslide election win { December 16 2005 } Hamas delegation participates in cairo dialogue Hamas leader says group will halt attacks Hamas retains truce despite target airstrikes Hamas take part in palestinian election Hamas to honor undeclared israel truce Hamas wants peace talks { March 1 2005 } IDF impose media curbs during disengagement Israel abandons home demolition policy { February 17 2005 } Israel agrees to remove major roadblocks { February 9 2005 } Israel army chief orders halt to gaza operations { January 29 2005 } Israel asks US to help abbas Israel blames syria for suicide bombing Israel hands over jericho to palestinians { March 17 2005 } Israel palestinians step up talks Israel releases 500 palestinian prisoners { February 22 2005 } Israel seals off gaza for pullout Israel seals off srhine foiling jewish protest Israel seizes west bank land during withdrawal Israel settles west bank while pulling gaza strip { August 4 2005 } Israeli commandos stormed radical jews Israeli forces block settlers march to gaza { July 20 2005 } Israeli raid strains truce Israeli soldiers clear out jews from gaza strip { August 17 2005 } Israelis act to encircle east jerusalem { February 7 2005 } Israelis kill 6 hamas as truce crumbles Israelis protest gaza against pullout plan { May 17 2005 } Jewish militants may be jailed before gaza exit New york jews accuse sharon of catering arabs Official israeli report condemns west bank construction One palestinian group rejects truce { March 18 2005 } Palestinian leaders move to curb militant violence Palestinian militants agree to extended period of calm Palestinians begin new era at egypt gaza border Palestinians plunge into palestinian stock exchange Settler kills three palestinians during pullout Sharon plans new centrist party leaving likud { November 21 2005 } Sharon threatens to halt peace process Sharon wins go ahead on gaza evacuation { March 29 2005 } Short support for opponents of withdrawl Soldiers surround synagogues for gaza evaculation { August 18 2005 } Triumphant palestinians burn on westbank synagogue West bank settlers increase { August 26 2005 } Files Listed: 52

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