Israel fears unity of Fatah and Hamas

The union between the Palestinians are not being well regarded by Israel. The covenant of Abbas's Fatah and Hamas's Haniyeh is, according to Tel Aviv, the antithesis of peace.
Yigal Palmor, spokesman for the Israeli Foreign Ministry says:
"- While Hamas is committed to violence and only violence, we do not see how the Palestinian government can play a constructive role and we'll have to take precautions."
Israel took measures including the cancellation of the transfer of 60 million euros to the Palestinian Authority, relating to customs duties and other benefits collected by Israel on behalf of the Palestinians. Israel fears that the money will serve to finance Hamas.
But the real tug of war between Palestinians and Israelis will throw himself at international level. Palestinians aspire to do given the right to a state indendente next September in the UN . The United States and Israel oppose.
Tel Aviv anticipate the risks of such a recognition.
The deputy prime minister gives voice to these fears:
"What needs to be done during this day is to prevent against the efforts that the Palestinians are doing to have a state recognized by the UN ... because if we give them the recognition we are helping the Iranians build another front in the Middle East.
For Israelis, this new data on the Palestinian side makes it even more difficult the return to peace negotiations. In September, against the will of the United States, the resumption of dialogue failed because of Israeli refusal to extend the 10-month moratorium imposed in November 2009 on the implanações the occupied West Bank.