By Micah Halpern
I've Been Thinking:
Two best friends are now feuding in the Middle East. And the feud is ugly.
Hezbollah and Hamas have been cohorts for decades. They have been partners in arms, in training, in ideas, in just about everything - except that one is Shiite and the other is Sunni. Hezbollah and
Hamas were able to put aside this looming divide for the great goal - hating Israel.
But yesterday Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah expelled all Hamas members from Lebanon, effective immediately. The conflict is over Syria and support for Assad.
Hezbollah is fighting for Assad and Hamas has sided with the rebels. Hamas has made repeated and numerous public statements supporting the rebels. In response, from the outset of the revolt, Assad evicted
Hamas from Syria.
This is just another example of how fractured and unpredictable the Arab world is today.
Micah@MicahHalpern.com
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