Hamas

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OK of course I understand this. But what is the difference now if the group of "terrorism supporters" did or did not vote?

Hamas will not make terrorism a part of their political strategy. The way I see this it can only get better. Maybe potential terrorists will refrain from commiting attacks now. I mean "they" are in the government. The same would go the other way around. If Fatah would have a big majority, terrorism would not stop.
As long as there is the situation like it is now in Israel there will be no end to violence.
(ironic how every peacemaker (Rabin, Arafat, Sharon) at critcial points dies or at least has to stop doing politcs).
Hamas will have to govern now, which means having to find compromises.
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By that logic electing an abortion center bomber to governor wouldnt be bad because the reponsibility would force him straight.

Guess what - cause and effect is not required to work that way.
It could but but it could also work out that the historically bad leader uses his new power to promote evil.