Marzook: No Recognition, No Permanent Peace
21st April 2012
Hamas’ deputy politburo chief and former U.S. Muslim Brotherhood branch leader told The Forward this week that his group would view any agreement between Israel and the Palestinian Authority as more of a hudna—or cease-fire—than a peace treaty in the conventional sense of the word.
As in conflicts with the Mafia, there is no peace with Islam — merely temporary cease-fires until they think they are strong enough to strike up the war again. That’s why Muslims call the non-Muslim world the Dar al-Harb, the ‘House of War’. It’s all there in the literature.