Following a resounding victory for Hamas in the Palestinian elections in January 2006, FRONTLINE/World reporter Kate Seelye traveled through Gaza and the West Bank to interview a number of prominent voices in Palestinian politics. She sat down with Hamas’s newly appointed foreign minister and speaker of parliament, and leading members of Fatah, including the chief negotiator for the PLO. She asked them how a government now led by an Islamist party with a notorious terrorist wing can lead the Palestinian people, and in particular, where it leaves the prospects for peace with Israel.