Who Aided Hamas? The Case For And Against Accusing Russia : vimarsana.com

Saturday's surprise attack by Hamas across the border into Israel was so complex and well-executed that many believe it required serious outside assistance. Russia has both the means and potentially motivation for triggering mayhem in the Middle East. Yet it also has good reasons to help keep the region calm.

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