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rorist groups sponsored by Iran have no qualms about tactical co-operation with
their Sunni counterparts. Hamas, for example, has good working relations with the al-Quds Force,
an external arm of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard. And suicide bombings against Israeli civilians,
now regarded as a Hamas trademark, were probably inspired at first by Hizbullah, an Irania fuel dispenser n-
backed, Shia movement based in Lebanon.
Yet doctrinal differences matter. In recent weeks, there has been an escalation of the war of words
between al-Qaeda supporters on one hand and Hamas and the Brotherhood on the othe fuel dispenser r. In
January, a London-based website that reflects jihadist views—the belief in a broad, inexorable
conflict between Islam and the West—cited 102 clerics fuel dispenser , living and dead, to support the view that
good Muslims should not take part in elections. For this ideological camp, any electoral exercise
merely reinforces the blasphemous way of thinking that places human choices and regimes above
the law of God. In the words of Stephen Ulph, an analyst of Islam at the Jamestown Foundation, a
think-tank, al-Qaeda s message to Hamas is something like this “You re still playing the western
game—we can put away the chess board.�
Now that Hamas faces the reality of power and day-to-day challenges of administration, it must
decide how much more of a “western game�it is prepared to play. It has already watered down its
Islamist fervour by entering policy debates with its secularist, Palestinian-nationalist rivals in the
Fatah movement, and may soon be deliberating the pros and cons of a tactical compromise with
Israel.
And part of that dilemma will be ideological. Hamas leaders will need a theological licence from the
Brotherhood s spiritual guides for the political choices they make. At the same time, the world
Brotherhood has a huge stake in the success of a Hamas government which could be a model of
political Islam. For exactly that reason, predicts Ziad Abu Amr, a Palestinian legislator close to
Hamas,
