The Washington Post's Jerusalem bureau chief, Howard Schneider, does a commendable job in writing about the growing dilemma facing Hamas in Gaza as this terrorist organization is caught between a rock and a hard place -- how to improve miserable conditions for ordinary Gazans while waging war against Israel ("For Hamas, Challenges May Be Growing -- Shootout With Splinter Group Suggests Movement Faces Tough Options, Analysts Say").  But in reporting the violent attack by Hamas forces on a mosque in Rafah in which an anti-Hamas, Qaeda-like, ultra-fanatical outfit, the "Warriors of God," was holed up, Schneider gives Hamas a pass for failing to exercise due diligence to prevent unnecessary casualties.  By the Post's own account, when the clashes ended, 22 people were dead, including one child, and 125 were wounded.  While most of the fatalities appear to have been members of this splinter group, including its leader, it's...(Read Full Post)