Reza Aslan, the Iranian author who is a Consulting Editor for Interlitq, has been cited in “Why Israel might hesitate to start a ground invasion” (Mike Mount, CNN, 19/11/12): “At a certain point, Israel is going to have to recognize that Hamas, whether it likes it or not, is the actual government in Gaza. And it’s going to have to figure out a long-term solution to maintaining a viable ceasefire and that might include actually easing the blockade against Gaza,” he told CNN on Monday

Reza Aslan, the Iranian author who is a Consulting Editor for Interlitq

Reza Aslan, the Iranian author who is a Consulting Editor for Interlitq, has been cited in “Why Israel might hesitate to start a ground invasion” (Mike Mount, CNN, 19/11/12):  ”At a certain point, Israel is going to have to recognize that Hamas, whether it likes it or not, is the actual government in Gaza. And it’s going to have to figure out a long-term solution to maintaining a viable ceasefire and that might include actually easing the blockade against Gaza,” he told CNN on Monday.

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