Last October, the Hamas leader, Khaled Meshaal, speaks at a news conference in Damascus. The Syrian popular revolt would compel Meshaal, after more than a decade based in the Syrian capital, to quietly unwind relations with the Al Assad regime.
Last October, the Hamas leader, Khaled Meshaal, speaks at a news conference in Damascus. The Syrian popular revolt would compel Meshaal, after more than a decade based in the Syrian capital, to quietlShow more
'Most serious' division in Hamas' history tests Meshaal's acumen
Rivals emerge from the woodwork as the Arab Spring shakes the group's alliances - but the leader could get a boost from Qatar.