'Hope for peace but prepare for war': Analyst on electing Hamas's new head
As Hamas elects Khalil al-Hayya as its new leader amid the ongoing Gaza war, questions are mounting over whether the movement's leadership transition signals a shift in its political and military strategy.
John Bosnitch, Journalist, activist, and political analyst, argues that al-Hayya's experience as Hamas's chief negotiator reflects a strategy of combining diplomacy with deterrence.
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