A recent Christian Science Monitor piece manages to whitewash Hamas, Hizballah, and the Muslim Brotherhood all in one stroke:
The organization’s [Hamas’s] seesawing between democracy and violence resemble the identity crisis that other Islamic militant organizations have undergone. From Hizbullah in Lebanon to the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, several groups with militant backgrounds have, in recent years, managed to steer themselves from combat to campaigns.
It is unfortunate that these groups have not actually disarmed, been dismantled, or rejected their hate-filled ideology. Hizballah leader Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah stated in May: “All of the north of occupied Palestine, its settlements, airports, seaports, fields, factories and farms is under the feet and hands of the Islamic resistance.” Does that sound like they have moved from “combat to campaigns”?
For more on Hizballah, see this pamphlet.
How Palestinian Children Are Taught To Worship Death 
